Should CI job containers run as root?
Run CI job containers as a non-root user where you can. Here is what that limits, what it breaks, and how to fix the common build failures.
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Run CI job containers as a non-root user where you can. Here is what that limits, what it breaks, and how to fix the common build failures.
CI can ship to testers on every change, but production works better behind a tag, a manual job and an approval. How to split the lanes and credentials.
Versioning lets you recover overwritten build artifacts, and Object Lock makes versions undeletable for a set time. Learn when each fits a release bucket.
Both are accepted by OWASP guidance. 404 hides that a record exists, 403 is more honest. How to choose, apply it consistently and test for it.
Yes. Give every AI-built prototype an owner and a review date, then promote or delete it. A simple expiry process that keeps stray apps from lingering.
Some Airflow task types install packages at run time, which needs outbound access. Why that widens risk, and how to move installs to build time.
Auto-merge for AI-written fixes is a late step, not a starting point. Learn the prerequisites, the narrow cases that fit, and the guardrails to set first.
Yes. Time-box agent approvals and permissions so forgotten access ends on its own. Suggested expiry by risk, and how to renew without rubber stamping.
Yes. One agency laptop can hold access to dozens of client sites, so MFA on hosting, registrar, repository and CMS logins is the cheapest strong control.
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