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Engineering

Building GitLab with GitLab: Web API Fuzz Testing

Our new series shows how we dogfood new DevSecOps platform features to ready them for you. First up, security testing.

DevSecOps

DevOps careers: SRE, engineer, and platform engineer

Where does an SRE leave off and a DevOps engineer (or platform engineer) begin? Here's what you need to know.

Unfiltered

How we tested a feature that affected (almost) all parts of GitLab

Crowd-sourcing testing across teams

Unfiltered

Successful approaches for team collaboration between Design, Product, Engineering, and Quality

Collaboration can be hard, but we've found a few tips and tricks that help us succeed here at GitLab.

Security

A comprehensive guide to GitLab DAST

DevSecOps teams can learn how to implement and configure dynamic application security testing, perform passive/active scans, and set security policies.

Security

How to secure your Kubernetes pods using GitLab Container Network Security

We help you get started with securing your Kubernetes cluster using Cilium, a GitLab-managed application.

Engineering

How to trigger multiple pipelines using GitLab CI/CD

Discover how to trigger and visualize pipelines when you set up GitLab CI/CD across multiple projects.

Security

Introducing GitLab browser-based active checks in DAST

As of GitLab 16.4, or DAST 4.0.9, browser-based DAST active scans will search for path traversal vulnerabilities using the GitLab check 22.1 instead of the ZAP alert 6.

Security

Detect application vulnerabilities with GitLab’s browser-based DAST

Learn why you should include dynamic application security testing as part of a defense-in-depth strategy for software development, and how to migrate from proxy-based DAST.

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