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SonarQube is quality management web application to track and improve the quality of source code. It has different functionality and plugins which empowers developers to create the unique, reliable and quality codes for application developme
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Niraj Kumar Naik watched Session 1 - Kubernetes - CKA Certification - Introduction - Part 1 Out of 20
Kubernetes - CKA Certification - Introduction - Part 1
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This Tutorial will cover the following topics: Understanding Kubernetes Architecture
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Niraj Kumar Naik watched Introduction to InSpec Part 12 - API Scanning (Demo)
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Chef Automate ensures you have a way to audit your entire estate, whether or not you're managing configurations with Chef. See how Chef Automate's cloud integrations let you auto-detect instances in Amazon EC2.
RajeshKumar watched Introduction to InSpec Part 12 - API Scanning (Demo)
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Chef Automate ensures you have a way to audit your entire estate, whether or not you're managing configurations with Chef. See how Chef Automate's cloud integrations let you auto-detect instances in Amazon EC2.
RajeshKumar watched Introduction to InSpec Part 13 - Automatically Scan EC2 Instances in AWS (Demo)
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Chef Automate ensures you have a way to audit your entire estate, whether or not you're managing configurations with Chef. See how Chef Automate's cloud integrations let you auto-detect instances in Amazon EC2.
RajeshKumar shared Introduction to InSpec Part 13 - Automatically Scan EC2 Instances in AWS (Demo)
Please view in 1080p
Chef Automate ensures you have a way to audit your entire estate, whether or not you're managing configurations with Chef. See how Chef Automate's cloud integrations let you auto-detect instances in Amazon EC2.
RajeshKumar shared Introduction to InSpec Part 12 - API Scanning (Demo)
Please view in 1080p
Chef Automate ensures you have a way to audit your entire estate, whether or not you're managing configurations with Chef. See how Chef Automate's cloud integrations let you auto-detect instances in Amazon EC2.
RajeshKumar shared Cloud Compliance Part 1: InSpec API Scanning (Demo)
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InSpec lets you audit more than just servers. See how InSpec's built in API scanning capabilities allow you to continuously validate every facet of your cloud estate.
RajeshKumar watched Introduction to InSpec Part 1 - InSpec Baseline
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This introduction to InSpec prepares you for understanding and using InSpec, Chef's open-source testing and compliance automation framework. We'll introduce you to InSpec and explain how it’s various integrations and
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 2 - InSpec Shell (Demo)
InSpec Shell is an interactive session that enables you to explore InSpec resources and controls on your local workstation, on a remote target through SSH/WinRm, on a Docker container, and even in a cloud provider.
* Reference: https://
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 3 - InSpec Execution (Demo)
InSpec can execute control files and profiles found locally on the workstation. It can also execute profiles via URL, Chef's Supermarket, or your Chef Compliance server. Use the `--sudo` flag to execute profiles that require elevated privil
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 4 - Anatomy of Controls (Demo)
InSpec resources have properties, default values, optional parameters, and filtering. Controls express expectations about the target through the resources, their properties, in individual tests that are composed of conditions, matchers, and
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 5 - Create a Profile (Demo)
InSpec profiles organize multiple controls into a re-usable artifact that can be described and versioned.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 6 - Profile Dependencies (Demo)
InSpec profiles can bring in the controls from another InSpec profile. These dependencies are maintained in the metadata and captured in the profile's lockfile.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 7 - Conditional Execution (Demo)
Employing describe.one, only_if, supports, and Ruby's if enable you to conditionally execute your controls and profiles.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 8 - Profile Files (Demo)
InSpec profiles may contain additional files that can be accessed during tests. These files assist you keeping the data separate from the logic of your controls.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 9 - Profile Attributes (Demo)
InSpec profiles may need to define secrets, such as usernames and passwords, that should not otherwise be stored in plain-text.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 10 - Custom Resource Configuration (Demo)
InSpec provides a mechanism for defining custom resources. These enable you to better describe the intended purpose of the platform you are testing.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar watched Getting Started with InSpec Part 11 - Custom Resource Application (Demo)
InSpec provides a mechanism for defining custom resources. These enable you to better describe the intended purpose of the platform you are testing. In this episode, we focus on building a resource around an application.
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RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 11 - Custom Resource Application (Demo)
InSpec provides a mechanism for defining custom resources. These enable you to better describe the intended purpose of the platform you are testing. In this episode, we focus on building a resource around an application.
* Reference: ht
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 10 - Custom Resource Configuration (Demo)
InSpec provides a mechanism for defining custom resources. These enable you to better describe the intended purpose of the platform you are testing.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 9 - Profile Attributes (Demo)
InSpec profiles may need to define secrets, such as usernames and passwords, that should not otherwise be stored in plain-text.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 8 - Profile Files (Demo)
InSpec profiles may contain additional files that can be accessed during tests. These files assist you keeping the data separate from the logic of your controls.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 7 - Conditional Execution (Demo)
Employing describe.one, only_if, supports, and Ruby's if enable you to conditionally execute your controls and profiles.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 6 - Profile Dependencies (Demo)
InSpec profiles can bring in the controls from another InSpec profile. These dependencies are maintained in the metadata and captured in the profile's lockfile.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 5 - Create a Profile (Demo)
InSpec profiles organize multiple controls into a re-usable artifact that can be described and versioned.
* Reference: https://docs.chef.io
* Tutorials: https://learn.chef.io
RajeshKumar shared Getting Started with InSpec Part 4 - Anatomy of Controls (Demo)
InSpec resources have properties, default values, optional parameters, and filtering. Controls express expectations about the target through the resources, their properties, in individual tests that are composed of conditions, matchers, and