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(Snyk): CodePipeline integration with Snyk #16232
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Thanks for opening the issue @s1mrankaur! Looks like this will be a very simple action to implement. Contributions are welcome, as always 😉. |
was there a cdk-sample that documented how to automate this integration with auto key/token regeneration? |
KickinMhl says "@aws-cdk/aws-codepipeline-actions doesn't seem to have a method to create the action that I am able to create in the console." Can we have a CDK action method to match the aws console action method? |
@sholtomaud you should be able to create your own Action class that implements this integration. Look for details how to do it in this issue: #2516. |
Rather than writing a custom action class, is there an AWS native way to do DevSecOps? Snyk looks great but I prefer using 100% aws native options so is there a native option that replaces Snyk that I'm not aware of? |
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How to use CDK to have Snyk as a target action that is now available as an Action directly in CodePipeline as shown here: https://snyk.io/blog/automate-vulnerability-scanning-in-aws-codepipeline-with-snyk/
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