Continuous Compliance : an interesting post about continuous compliance and how to integrate it as a standard practice in your CICD. However, more often than not, the main issue on the human side and not the technical side. Sadly, companies tend to avoid the introduction of continuous compliance. They this technology as an increased risk because the constant validation can pickup problem that are not detectable with episodic checks. Which ultimately translates into $$ cost, as if a compliance issue is detected, it has to be fixed. That's why your best chance to introduce continuous compliance practice within your SDLC would be in the initial requirements collection phase of a Greenfield project.
Lazy-Docker : great UI terminal for managing docker and docker-compose. Bonus : written in GO.
Startup Checklist : a succinct checklist that can quickly help you develop ideas and filter them. However, like the author mention, be careful to not over filter ideas as the good one can be too easily dismissed.
Fuzzit : cool CLI tool helping you to integrate continuous fuzzing testing in your continuous integration environment.
Anteater : compliance tool for your CI/CD. Regexp based, but it is still a really good starting base for quickly adding more trust in your codebase and SDLC.
Architecture of Open Source Applications : this is a fantastic set of books that go over the architecture of open sources application. From how programmers solve interesting problems in 500 lines of code (or less) to performance and architecture of open source project.
Awesome-ci : awesome list of CI related articles, paper and tools.
gitleaks : a useful tool that searches your git repo history for secrets and keys.. Sanitize all the things !
Push on Green : Great article on google roll out policy and process. A lot of common sense, and also some less common but as important. This is a great read for anybody involved in software delivery and especially if you are aiming at having an efficient CI/DI system.
BBR : google congestion protocol for maximising bandwidth usage. It's new TCP scheduling algorithm to fight buffer-bloat at the TCP level. Since the majority of internet traffic is TCP, wide adoption would cause a big improvement. TCP scheduling only affects outgoing packets
Continuous Delivery Maturity Model : look at the different level of maturity for continuous integration-delivery-build-.... in software development
LipNet : deep learning for full sentence lip reading. One step closer to a fully fledged HAL.
Dmake : tool to manage micro-service based applications. It allows to easily build, run, test and deploy an entire application or one of its micro-services.
