Security-as-code is the practice of “building security into DevOps tools and workflows by mapping out how changes to code and infrastructure are made and finding places to add security checks, tests, and gates without introducing unnecessary costs or delays,” according to tech publisher O’Reilly. In this latest “pancakes and podcast” special episode — recorded during a pancake breakfast at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in October — we discuss how security-as-code can benefit emerging GitOps practices.

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