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Maintaining conventions in dbt projects with dbt-bouncer

Xebia

Maintaining conventions in a dbt project Most teams working in a dbt project will document their conventions. Regardless of location, documentation is a great starting point, writing down the outcome of discussions allows new developers to quickly get up to speed. Sometimes this is in the README.md Runs against all dbt artifacts.

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Checkov 3.0: Upgraded Open-Source Infrastructure-as-Code Security

Prisma Clud

of Checkov — Prisma Cloud’s open-source infrastructure-as-code (IaC) security scanner — is now available. Since its launch in late 2019, Checkov has been downloaded over 80 million times, making it one of the most popular open-source IaC security scanners. Version 3.0 Checkov 3.0 to_port == 443 & @.from_port

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Open source on CircleCI: SciPy

CircleCI

A large and growing community of open source software (OSS) projects count on CircleCI to keep their projects running. I also wanted to use an open-source environment for what I was doing: the tools for science should be open. Why is it important for this project to be open source?

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How To Harden GitLab Permissions with Tenable

Tenable

If your organization uses GitLab for managing your software development lifecycle, you must ensure youre not misconfiguring the permissions of this open source DevSecOps platform. Doing so can expose your source code, along with sensitive data, while creating security risks.

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Comparison of Most Popular Continuous Integration Tools: Jenkins, TeamCity, Bamboo, Travis CI and more

Altexsoft

Today’s practice of continuous integration (CI) rolls out program updates even faster, within days or hours. In our dedicated article, we explain in detail the benefits of continuous integration , how to approach its adoption, and what challenges to expect along the way. How to choose a continuous integration tool.

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Continuous integration for a Bazel Android project

CircleCI

Some notable companies like Twitter and projects like the Android Open Source project have migrated to Bazel. In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a Bazel Android project and set it up for continuous integration with CircleCI. You can find documentation for both in the Bazel docs. Fetching dependencies.

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Deploying web applications on Kubernetes with continuous integration

CircleCI

application on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD). A Dockerfile is a text document that contains all the commands a user could call on the command line to assemble an image. Creating the continuous integration pipeline. Containerizing the Node.js