DevOps Tooling & Policy as a Way for Government Modernization | AWS Public Sector Summit 2017
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GitHub is a platform used by over 22 million people to build software together through sharing and collaboration. It hosts over 59 million projects and sees 110 million pull requests annually. GitHub allows for transparency in development through features like code review that help identify issues, assist with processes, and provide documentation. It also aims to empower organizations through security features, identity management, and compliance with regulations. The presentation concludes with a look at GitHub's roadmap and priorities around user experience, being powered by data, and enabling communities through interoperability.
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DevOps Tooling & Policy as a Way for Government Modernization | AWS Public Sector Summit 2017
- 1. © 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. DevOps Tooling & Policy As a Way for Government Modernization Will St. Clair, Senior Solutions Architect, AWS Jamie Jones, Government Solutions Lead, GitHub
- 2. Jamie Jones @jbjonesjr Previously US Government Technical Lead, Configuration Manager, and casual Open Source enthusiast Former Colonial Reenactor. GitHub Solutions Lead, Public Sector and Regulated Industries
- 3. MEET GITHUB
- 4. GitHub is how people build software We’re supporting a community where more than 22 million people learn, share, and work together to build software. October 2007 First commit 20+ million users 59+ million Projects hosted 110+ million Pull Requests 62nd most travelled website in the entire world
- 6. Identity Provider Logging/ Audit Features Organization Support Your Environment GitHub Enterprise
- 7. Government compliance made easy Infrastructure in AWS GovCloud Wide range of federal customers Identity Management PIV / CAC Authentication
- 9. REST GraphQL Web Hooks GitHub Apps API Platform
- 11. TRANSPARENCY and the software development lifecycle
- 12. Who did what (and when)?
- 16. GitHub workflows capture (and expose) process
- 21. Pull Requests and Code Review
- 23. The importance of visibility and transparency
- 26. SECURITY GitHub empowers your organization
- 30. Authenticate your way • Use your own Identity Provider • Easy on boarding and off boarding • Sync your organization structure for easy permissions management
- 36. Code Review as security checks Potential SQL injection? Peer review can detect potential problems and suggest solutions
- 37. Code Review as security checks Identifying Regular Expressions that might not lead to the expected validations.
- 39. THE ROAD AHEAD Let’s take a peak at GitHub’s roadmap
- 42. Think teams, not organizations Think probot, not custom apps Think interoperability, not silos
- 43. Q&A Find us at government.github.com or email us at government@github.com
- 44. © 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- We realized that API changes are safest if you can have our internal platform team review them. Not only did we codify this in process, we automated it as well.
- todo
- GitHub adage: If you have to say it twice, it should have a url) Find common questions or mistakes in your code paths? People misuse a function 1-to-many times (
- A sub-optimal programming decision was made. But instead of wondering why??, there is a discussion about it, why the optimal solutions do not work, and how it can be thought about in the future
- todo
- https://github.com/github/github/pull/71799
- Protect against the release of AWS credentials
- Protect against other suspecious files and items, customizable by you
- GSA’s Jeff Fredrickson built a mechanism to check for security and privacy violations
- https://github.com/github/github/pull/73920
- https://github.com/github/github/pull/71799
- https://github.com/github/github/pull/71799
- At Universe this past September, we made a concerted effort to show that we’d been listening to our community. We did that by shipping features to our three primary customers: Developers, Businesses, and Integrators. While these can certainly be more segmented out, these represent who we’re building the product for and who we’ll continue to build for in 2017 and beyond.