So, you think your CI/CD environment is secure?
This post, co-written by Weaveworks and Snyk, explains how by using a GitOps continuous integration (CI)/continuous delivery (CD) pipeline combined with good security practices improves the overall security of your development workflow to Kubernetes.
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