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Kubernetes-Security-Slam-2023 #17808

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acumino opened this issue Dec 15, 2023 · 13 comments
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Kubernetes-Security-Slam-2023 #17808

acumino opened this issue Dec 15, 2023 · 13 comments
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acumino commented Dec 15, 2023

Open tasks for the Kubernetes Security Slam 2023

Release to Community Infrastructure:

  • [x] Releases are being made via CI(task1)- Add cloud-build file to manage release via CI #17807 Cloud-Build is for repos that release images, minikube is not a use case for it.
  • [x] Check that Images are Staged and Promoted Using Community Infra (task2) Cloud-Build is for repos that release images, minikube is not a use case for it.

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Cloud-Build is for repos that release images, minikube is not a use case for it

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acumino commented Dec 16, 2023

The release job is required to generate SBOMs and SLSA for each release. I am not able to find one.
@spowelljr Can you confirm that releases are done manually for minikube?

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acumino commented Dec 16, 2023

The release job is required to generate SBOMs and SLSA for each release. I am not able to find one. @spowelljr Can you confirm that releases are done manually for minikube?

/cc @afbjorklund

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acumino commented Dec 16, 2023

/assign @acumino @prnvkv @sandipanpanda

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The release job is required to generate SBOMs and SLSA for each release. I am not able to find one. @spowelljr Can you confirm that releases are done manually for minikube?

Releases are currently run manually from a non-publicly accessible Jenkins instance. However we were asked to migrate the release process to a public space by the end of 2024.

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afbjorklund commented Dec 17, 2023

This seems like a (rather vague) long-term goal, and you don't need to tag maintainers - until it is actually urgent to do?Otherwise it just seems like another of those drive-by initiatives...

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