This is part 1 of the MARP series. You can read the series of articles here:
Marp - Create Presentations with Markdown Unleash Your Creativity with Marp Presentation Customization Introduction # Marp is a powerful and user-friendly presentation framework that simplifies the process of creating visually appealing slide decks using Markdown. In this blog post, we’ll explore what Marp is, why you might want to use it, how to get started. I’ll share my process and show you how you can automate hosting your presentations on GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions.
This is part 4 of the Secure Terraform series. You can read the series of articles here:
Secure Terraform - Part 1 - tfsec Secure Terraform - Part 2 - tfsec customization Secure Terraform - Part 3 - terrascan Secure Terraform - Part 4 - checkov Secure Terraform - Part 5 - terraform state Introduction # In this fourth installment of our Secure Terraform series, we’ll discuss Checkov, a powerful open-source static code analysis tool supported by Bridgecrew. Checkov supports Terraform, Kubernetes, Dockerfiles, AWS CloudFormation, and other Infrastructure as Code (IaC) frameworks. It focuses on security best practices, policy compliance, and industry standards. You can find Checkov’s documentation and samples at https://www.checkov.io/.
This is part 3 of the Secure Terraform series. You can read the series of articles here:
Secure Terraform - Part 1 - tfsec Secure Terraform - Part 2 - tfsec customization Secure Terraform - Part 3 - terrascan Secure Terraform - Part 4 - checkov Secure Terraform - Part 5 - terraform state Introduction # Terrascan is another great tool for terraform security from tenable.
This is part 2 of the Secure Terraform series. You can read the series of articles here:
Secure Terraform - Part 1 - tfsec Secure Terraform - Part 2 - tfsec customization Secure Terraform - Part 3 - terrascan Secure Terraform - Part 4 - checkov Secure Terraform - Part 5 - terraform state Introduction # In the previous article, we discussed tfsec, a static code analysis tool for Terraform. We also learned how to use it in VSCode and GitHub Actions to scan our Terraform code. We learned how to override the severity of rules. In this article, we will learn how to customize the rules and add our own rules.
This blog was posted as part of the Festive Tech Calendar 2022. I really want to thank the organizers for helping set this up!
Gregor Suttie Richard Hooper Keith Atherton Simon Lee Lisa Hoving Look for the hashtag #FestiveTechCalendar2022 on social media! Make sure to check out everyone else’s work when you’re done here
This is part 1 of the Secure Terraform series. You can read the series of articles here:
I have been starting to speak and present a lot more, and was looking into great tools like Carnac and KeyPosé. But I just found out today about a feature I didn’t know existed inside Visual Studio Code, Screencast mode. This was introduced in January 2019. How did I miss it?
To enable and use Screencast mode, Open the command palette, Ctrl + Shift + P.
When first enabled, Screencast Mode is not what I wanted. It shows EVERY keypress. It also shows a little higher on the screen that I prefer. It also puts a little red circle everywhere I click the mouse, which is nice. Let’s configure it and see if we can clean up some of that. Open the command palette again (Ctrl + Shift + P) and go to the user settings.
