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Platform Engineering for Architects

You're reading from   Platform Engineering for Architects Crafting modern platforms as a product

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781836203599
Length 374 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Hilliary Lipsig Hilliary Lipsig
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Max Körbächer Max Körbächer
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Andreas Grabner Andreas Grabner
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1 – An Introduction to Platform Engineering and Architecture FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Platform Engineering and the Art of Crafting Platforms 3. Chapter 2: Understanding Platform Architecture to Build Platform as a Product 4. Chapter 3: Building the Foundation for Supporting Platform Capabilities 5. Part 2 – Designing and Crafting Platforms
6. Chapter 4: Architecting the Platform Core – Kubernetes as a Unified Layer 7. Chapter 5: Integration, Delivery, and Deployment – Automation is Ubiquitous 8. Chapter 6: Build for Developers and Their Self-Service 9. Part 3 – Platforms as a Product Best Practices
10. Chapter 7: Building Secure and Compliant Products 11. Chapter 8: Cost Management and Best Practices 12. Chapter 9: Choosing Technical Debt to Unbreak Platforms 13. Chapter 10: Crafting Platform Products for the Future 14. Index 15. Other Books You May Enjoy

Understanding pipeline security – what you have to consider to secure your CI/CD pipelines

Assuming the platform team does have influence or jurisdiction over GitHub or other source control repositories leveraged by the company, then the security of the CI/CD pipelines end to end becomes a major part of the IDP security posture.

Securing your repo

The security of the code repository is an excellent example of security to the left. By enforcing security norms early and baking them into the way of working on a project, an organization can prevent issues from arising down the line. A secured repository leverages several best practices:

  • Write protect main branches
    • You can use private Git repositories and self-hosted Git if you need extra security
  • Require signed commits
    • This validates the identity of the commit author
  • Pre-commit webhooks
    • Used to validate that no secrets are accidentally committed
  • Mandatory peer review
    • Including signoff by code owners
  • Automated...
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