Simple CI/CD Pipeline Implementation
A CI/CD pipeline that automates security scanning, building, testing, and deployment of a containerized application.
Github repository: Simple CI/CD Pipeline
Pipeline Overview
The pipeline consists of the following stages:
- Static Application Security Testing (SAST): Scans the source code for security vulnerabilities.
- Software Composition Analysis (SCA): Checks for vulnerabilities in dependencies.
- Build: Compiles the application and prepares the artifact.
- Artifact and Registry: Stores the built artifact and container image.
- Scan Image: Performs vulnerability scanning on the container image.
- Deploy on K8s: Deploys the containerized application on K8s.
- Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST): Conducts runtime security tests.
- Performance Testing: Evaluates system performance under different conditions.
- Report to Telegram: Sends test results to a Telegram chat.
Technologies Used
- automating deployment platform: Kubernetes
- Git Server: Gitlab.
- GitOps: Argo
- CI/CD Tool: GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins.
- Security Tools:
- SAST: Trivy
- SCA: Snyk
- Scan image: Trivy
- DAST: Arachni
- Containerization: Docker
- Container Registry: JFrog Artifactory, Docker Hub, Habor Registry.
- Testing: Grafana K6 for performance testing.
- Notification: Telegram bot API.
Setup Instructions
1. Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/your-repo/ci-cd-pipeline.git
cd ci-cd-pipeline
2. Configure CI/CD Pipeline
- Define the pipeline using .gitlab-ci.yml (for GitLab) or Jenkinsfile (for Jenkins).
- Configure security scanning tools and their integrations.
- Set up the repository in Gitlab, Jenkins
- Set up a Docker container registry.
- Implement Telegram notifications.
3. Environment Variables
Configure necessary environment variables in your CI/CD platform.
4. Running the Pipeline
- Push your code to the Git repository.
- The pipeline will trigger automatically.
- Monitor logs and test results.
5. Monitoring and Reporting
- View testing results on Telegram.