Integrating With Azure DevOps
GuardRails has integrated with Azure DevOps. This is a big deal for GuardRails. It means more types of businesses can use their platform. People using Azure DevOps can now use GuardRails to review their code and get automatic solutions.
We've added Azure DevOps to our supported integrations list. It's now alongside GitLab, GitHub, and Bitbucket. With our easy integration, GuardRails can help more enterprises find and fix security issues early in the software development process. This will make their overall security better.
GuardRails values security and compliance in the development process. We aim to integrate with widely-used platforms, and Azure DevOps integration is another step towards our goal. We want to provide a full security solution for businesses and developers.
Want to start? Follow these steps: 1. Decide what you want to do. 2. Make a plan. 3. Take action! Remember, getting started is the first step towards achieving your goals!
First, go to the Sign Up or Log In pages. Next, look for the new button that says Sign Up or Log In with Azure DevOps.
Next step is to authorize GuardRails if it's not yet installed. Azure DevOps will show a screen for this.
To integrate well, make sure to create a Personal Access Token on the Azure DevOps site. Then put it into the GuardRails dashboard.
Note: To use GuardRails, only one Personal Access Token is required on the main GuardRails account, which matches the Azure DevOps' Organization. This token will be automatically applied to all sub-accounts, defined as the Azure DevOps' Projects.
To move forward, make sure your Personal Access Token is good. Then, go to the GuardRails dashboard and open the sub-accounts. After that, switch on the repositories and start the scans.
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GuardRails has published a blog post. It's about Azure DevOps integration. The post can be found on their website.
GuardRails wrote a blog about Azure DevOps integration. The Security Bloggers Network syndicated the blog. If you want to read the original post, go to the link.
