Continuous Delivery with Docker and Jenkins

Securing environments

All environments need to be well secured. That's clear. What's even more obvious is that the most important requirement is to keep the production secure, because our business depends on it and the consequences of any security flaw can be highest there.

Security is a broad topic. In this section, we focus only on the topics related to the Continuous Delivery process. Nevertheless, setting up a complete server infrastructure requires much more knowledge about security.

In the Continuous Delivery process, the slave must have access to servers, so that it can deploy the application.

There are different approaches for providing slaves with the server's credentials:

• Put SSH key into slave: If we don't use dynamic Docker slave ...