GitLab Kubernetes Agent on OpenShift and Infrastructure as Code Scanning

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You can connect your Kubernetes cluster with GitLab to deploy, manage, and monitor your cloud-native solutions. The agent allows you to communicate with your cluster, enable a cache of Kubernetes objects, and much more.

Then add in Infrastructure as code (IaC) scanning to make sure what you are deploying into your cluster won’t compromise your system.

This podcast will go over both of these concepts in order to get you deploying safer, more secure code even faster with GitLab.

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