Learning Static Code Analysis

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Kalyna Reda

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01 - Introduction

01 - Static code analysis overview.mp4

00:30

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:44

02 - 1. DevSecOps

01 - DevSecOps overview.mp4

02:38

02 - Benefits of DevSecOps.mp4

03:25

03 - Defining static code analysis.mp4

03:55

04 - How static code analysis differs from other scanning methods.mp4

03:50

03 - 2. Static Code Analysis

01 - Static code analysis on Azure DevOps.mp4

02:42

02 - Decisions to consider when choosing between tools.mp4

02:15

04 - 3. Demo Scan Your Code

01 - Open-source code.mp4

04:14

02 - Introduction to YAML.mp4

03:19

03 - Set up your YAML pipeline.mp4

05:31

04 - Add scanning ability.mp4

06:35

05 - Publish the results.mp4

04:20

05 - 4. Demo Improve Your Code Based on the Findings

01 - Review the results.mp4

01:56

02 - Take action to improve the environment.mp4

06:16

03 - Rerun and verify.mp4

01:23

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:23

Description

If you’re just getting started in your career or are interested in landing a new role in DevSecOps, you may want to consider boosting your skills in static code analysis. In this course, explore the tangible benefits of DevSecOps, particularly static code analysis, along with some of the common tools and techniques used frequently in Azure to perform it. Instructor Kalyna Reda provides hands-on, interactive demonstrations that show you how to scan open-source code, set up and scan a YAML pipeline, publish the results of a scan, and improve your code based on a scan’s findings. By the end of this course, you’ll be prepared to take your new skills to the next level with additional deployments and other cutting-edge DevSecOps tools.

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