The New Stack Makers Virtual Pancake Breakfast + Podcast: Securing GitOps: Self-Healing Through O...
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Panel outlines how GitOps combines declarative Kubernetes tooling and policy-as-code to make infrastructure self-heal: they name Argo CD, Flux, Atlantis, Tekton, Kaniko, Skaffold, Terrascan and describe embedding scans and fuzzing into pipelines so infra drifts revert and vulnerabilities surface earlier. Enterprises want commercial support; GitOps shrinks mean time to remediate from months toward continuous fixes. Demonstrated claim is practical: connect Git-driven manifests, OPA/rego policies and automated sync loops to produce OPA + Rego + GitOps as a path to secure, self-healing pipelines.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13Alex Williams, Founder and Publisher, The New Stack
- 7:02Sanjeev Sharma, Head of Platform Engineering, Truist Financial
- 10:03Frank Kim, Fellow, SANS Institute
- 12:00Cindy Blake, Senior Security Evangelist, GitLab
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