DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Series

Bonus security standards and CI/CD explanations in this one, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 7 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com What other security standards are commonly used? There are many other security standards and regulations that organizations must comply with, depending on the industry and the type of data they handle. Some examples include:

You should know some security standards, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 6 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com What are security standards like SOC2, PCI-DSS, and HIPAA? SOC 2, PCI-DSS, and HIPAA are all security standards that are commonly used in the industry to ensure that organizations are taking the appropriate measures to protect sensitive information.

Talk about your CI/CD experience, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 5 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com What work have you performed in the CI/CD pipeline? In my experience, the work performed in a CI/CD pipeline can vary depending on the specific requirements of the project and the tools used. …

They might want to know how to add disk space, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 4 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com What steps would you take if an application required additional disk space? If an application running in a Kubernetes cluster required additional disk space, there are several steps that I would take to address the issue:

Gonna talk about adding persistence to the cluster in this one, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 3 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com What does ‘add persistence’ mean? How is it done? In the context of a Kubernetes deployment, “add persistence” refers to the process of ensuring that data stored by an application is not lost when the pods that…

Walk through a Kubernetes deployment in this one, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 2 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com Go through a Kubernetes deployment… A Kubernetes deployment is a process of creating and managing a desired state of one or more pods in a cluster. …

Check out the importance of DevSecOps, bruh! Previous DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Part 1 Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com Why is DevSecOps important? DevSecOps is important for a number of reasons: Improved security posture: By integrating security considerations into the software development and delivery process, organizations can catch and fix security issues earlier in the process, reducing the risk of costly…

A primer on DevSecOps, bruh! DevSecOps Interview Q&A: Series Series of Q&A that might help you lock down that DevSecOps job, bruh!froiland.medium.com What is DevSecOps? DevSecOps is a philosophy and practice that seeks to integrate security considerations into every stage of the software development and delivery process, from design and development to testing, deployment, and ongoing maintenance. The goal of DevSecOps is to build security into software…

Use environment variables and protect them with ansible vault, bruh. Previous Automate with Ansible: Part 5 Remember unattended-upgrades? Automate it with Ansible, bruh.froiland.medium.com Ansible Vault Ansible supports the use of encrypted variables with “ansible-vault”. Ansible Vault is a feature of Ansible that allows you to keep sensitive data such as passwords or keys in encrypted files, rather than as plaintext in playbooks or roles.