From the course: DevOps Foundations: DevSecOps
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Continuous improvement and feedback
From the course: DevOps Foundations: DevSecOps
Continuous improvement and feedback
- [Instructor] To wrap up this section on DevSecOps, I'd like to spend a few minutes talking about one of the fundamental tenants of DevSecOps, continuous improvement and feedback. We've seen this graphic a few videos ago about the DevOps process. When you really think about it, DevOps is not a waterfall methodology where you go from beginning to end and then you start planning again for the next release. DevOps is really meant to be this continuous cycle and this continuous loop, where as soon as you get done with the release and monitor, you go back to plan, code, deploy, and the whole process. One thing that you should keep in mind about this process is that each task should have a feedback loop. And what that means is that everything you do, you should have a way to feed that back to the developer right away. As an example, when you do static testing, your tool should get the results back to the developer. And not only…
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Cloud and DevOps2m 26s
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APIs are essential2m 32s
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Finding the right toolset7m 9s
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Continuous integration and delivery2m 12s
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Containers and DevOps3m 35s
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Securing infrastructure as code in the pipeline3m 15s
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Security as code2m 20s
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Application security in DevSecOps2m 58s
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Leverage your existing processes6m 10s
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The Ops in DevSecOps1m 59s
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Continuous improvement and feedback2m 12s
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