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Automate Kubernetes Configuration Editing

The OWASP DevSecOps Guideline can help us to embedding security as a part of the development pipeline.

TAS is an intelligent test execution platform for engineering teams to achieve high development velocity.

Over 100 popular Kubernetes CRDs (CustomResourceDefinition) in JSON schema format.

Curated catalog of generally useful kpt functions

Python API client library for the GitGuardian API

A free and open fair-code platform engineering tool. Enable developer self-service a-cross environments and vendors.

Make software explainable, shift-left, with logs catalog, logs quality metrics, automation and knowledge sharing

Pre-commit hooks for Azure Bicep validation, with built-in support for GitHub Workflows, Azure Pipelines, and more! Enabling shift left approach for Azure Bicep infrastructure as code.

Runs performance tests on real devices in minutes ⚡️ - powered by Apptim & AWS.

Cognizant CXOptimize is an open-source client side performance management tool that provides a interface for UI automation scripts to collect,analyze and report performance characteristics of web page transaction.

GItHub Action for cfn-guard and aws-guard-rules-registry

Gradle plugin for using the Zally linter

Service virtualization is the simulation of the behavior of software components that are unavailable or otherwise restricted during the preproduction stage of the software development lifecycle. 

Use 'Makefile.sec + Docker' to run security tests in CI/CD pipelines.

A sample repo showcasing k6's capabilities for performance testing

CloudGuard ShiftLeft will allow you to scan source code, Docker container images, serverless deployment packages, Terraform templates, and more.

This is a repository of Swagger documents representing the HL7 FHIR REST API Mock server. Provided is a swagger document that represents the HL7 FHIR REST API Implementation that gives you access to all the FHIR resources. Also provided is a Swagger Document for key individual resources to make the experiences of the non-techie FHIR API consumer…