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Linux patch compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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MySQL compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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NGINX compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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PHP compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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PostgreSQL compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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SSH compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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SSL/TLS compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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Windows compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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Windows patch compliance profile, used for Security + DevOps. More information is available at http://dev-sec.io
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Reduced bundle of dev-sec profiles
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Docsplit Chef
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A library InSpec compliance profile containing a custom `ec2_instance` resource that can be used to test `meta-data` and `user-data` for AWS EC2 nodes. It does not require AWS API credentials since the resource is retrieving the data on the target ec2 nodes using the `http://169.254.169.254/` metadata API.
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An Ohai plugin for getting EC2 instance tags
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Kick it up a notch! Emeril is a library that helps you release your Chef cookbooks from Rake, Thor, or a Ruby library. If rake release is all you are after, this should fit the bill.
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InSpec profile for checking AEM resources
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InSpec profile for checking AEM resources on AWS
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InSpec profile for compliance with AEM security checklist
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This profile does not perform compliance tests. It is intended to be used in assessing whether a target node for a Chef Server is set up correctly to meet the documented prerequisites, verify that the external API is functioning correctly, that file permissions haven't been changed errantly, and that there aren't any "red flags" that we've encountered that cause issues for customers.
This Inspec profile is not a substitute for adequate performance and system health monitoring. It can supplement those tools well, however.
