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Authors: Chris Koehnecke
2022-11-17

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The presentation discusses the OWASP DevSecOps Maturity Model and how to practically apply security controls using open source tools for each requirement.
  • The OWASP DevSecOps Maturity Model provides a framework for companies to apply security in a cloud-native and fast-paced engineering world.
  • Whatever isn't automated is much more difficult to practically apply to systems.
  • Open source security tools have evolved and provide good coverage for many of the layers of the DSOMM model.
  • The presentation walks through the different security requirements in the DSOMM framework and does live code demos for each.
  • Prioritization of security issues can be done per each pull request.
  • The speaker shares their experience with implementing security processes in a startup environment.
  • Developers owning security is seen as the future of the security industry.
Authors: Kingdon Barrett, Somtochi Onyekwere
2022-10-27

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Improvements made to Flux CD's support for Git and other source control systems
  • Improved support for Git packages, making it easier to contribute
  • Refactored spaghetti code into a more organized structure
  • Improved support for DevOps Azure DevOps and Git, and AWS CodeCommit
  • Improved clone speeds and reduced CPU and memory usage
  • PR out to enable GoGet for Azure DevOps and CodeCommit
  • Formalized RFC process for feature requests
Authors: Erin Boyd, Matt Farina
2022-10-27

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The keynote presentation discusses the evolution of the TOC and its role in guiding technical decisions to improve the way the cloud native community is served.
  • Continuous Improvement (CI) is not a new concept and is based on continuous improvement of working practices and personal efficiency.
  • The TOC has continuously evolved to meet the scale of project adoption and provide value to the cloud native community.
  • The TOC represents 10 companies, including 3 end users, and members work in small, medium, and large companies from 4 different countries and 2 continents.
  • The TOC's mission is to take Cloud native Computing everywhere from the desktop to the data center to the edge.
  • The TOC guides technical decisions through open governance and transparency, technical evolution, and interoperability.
  • The TOC shepherds projects through the three stages of the CNCF: sandbox, incubation, and graduation.
  • The TOC created technical advisory groups (TAGs) to manage the many projects and technical areas.
  • TAGs cover a wide variety of areas, including security, storage, and disaster recovery.
  • The TAGs collaborate with projects on security reviews, supply chain security, and storage architectures.
  • The TOC is constantly looking for ways to improve processes and listens to feedback to ensure positive and sustainable growth for the future.