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Chef InSpec
Shift-Left Security Testing with Test Driven Development
Test driven development results in shorter design cycles that help deliver resilient software consistently. By implementing TDD, you continually evaluate business requirements, develop the right tests, and drive good software design. In this blog post, we discuss what test driven development means and how it can help DevTest teams shift left and optimize the software development cycle.
Read moreCompliance Audit and Remediate with a Single Solution - Chef InSpec
Chef InSpec enables on-demand auditing and remediation and gives customers a consolidated view of their organization’s security and compliance status in real-time. This blog post discusses how Chef InSpec can automate and streamline compliance audits and make the software delivery phase less stressful for the dev and test teams.
Read moreChef Workstation with Windows
Guidelines on how to work with Chef with Windows environment.
Read more4 Reasons Why Chef’s MEGA Product Launch is a Must Attend Event
By Aleena Azhar
Chef Cloud Security, our recent addition to the policy-based product portfolio and Chef InSpec 5, its latest version. Together, both products make up Chef’s Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solution.
Read moreHow to Automate Multi-Cloud Environment Governance with Chef Compliance
Guidelines on how to work with Multicloud with single Recipe.
Read moreHosted Chef Set to Get a Database and Infrastructure Upgrade
By Mark Cavins
We are migrating our Elastic Search to Open Search on manage.chef.io. This blog post covers the details about the impact and our maintenance window.
Read moreChef InSpec Best Practices: #1 Scaling Infrastructure Testing
See how Chef InSpec can be used to test infrastructure, security, and compliance policies across heterogeneous IT estates.
Read moreReducing Multiple Network Calls with Chef InSpec Cloud Resource Packs
By Sathish
Reducing network calls from cloud resources to cloud providers.
Read moreInfrastructure Testing and Compliance with Chef and Terraform
This blog discusses how modern configuration management and provisioning tools, such as Chef and Terraform, use the concepts of infrastructure as code and policy as code to deploy secure instances in the cloud.
Read moreThe Best Developers are Lazy
The best developers are lazy, but that’s because they automate repetitive tasks.
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