#Controls
05:37Getting Started with InSpec Part 4 - Anatomy of Controls (Demo)
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- 3 years ago
InSpec resources have properties, default values, optional parameters, and filtering. Controls express expectations about the target through the resources, their properties, in ind
03:58Getting Started with InSpec Part 2 - InSpec Shell (Demo)
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- 3 years ago
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 contai
04:46Getting Started with InSpec Part 5 - Create a Profile (Demo)
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- 3 years ago
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
05:17Getting Started with InSpec Part 6 - Profile Dependencies (Demo)
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- 3 years ago
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: ht
05:16Getting Started with InSpec Part 7 - Conditional Execution (Demo)
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- 3 years ago
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: ht
03:45Getting Started with InSpec Part 8 - Profile Files (Demo)
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- 3 years ago
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: h