DevSecOps, Containers & Shift-Left: Are Those Just Buzzwords?
summary
Accenture builds a container engineering team to lift legacy .NET apps into Docker on Azure Service Fabric, uses Azure DevOps + Octopus Deploy, Aqua and Azure Container Registry, and an internal ASAP dashboard to prevent image creation on high vulnerabilities and run daily registry scans. The pipeline enforces SAST at build time, cuts deployment steps from 20–30 to one, supports cohabitation of about 50–60 applications, and shows shift‑left reduces remediation effort and runtime surprises.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:44Who is Accenture
- 1:51Number of workstations
- 2:30Js background
- 4:14The Delivery Pipeline
- 6:33DevSecOps
- 8:45ShiftLeft
- 10:46Containers
- 15:10What are Containers
- 18:12Low Friction
- 25:21Next Steps
- 30:21Live Demo
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