BugFlow

DevSecOps Pipeline for Secure Multi-language Applications Using Jenkins

Overview

BugFlow is a beginner DevSecOps pipeline project designed to automate security checks throughout the software development lifecycle for multi-language applications, with integration to Jenkins. Pipelines like this helps teams shift security left by embedding static code analysis, vulnerability scanning, and best practices from planning to deployment.

Features

• Multi-language support: Built to scan and secure diverse application stacks.
• CI/CD integration: Leverages Jenkins for automated validation and deployment.
• Security automation: Integrates vulnerability detection tools (SCA, SAST, container image scanning) in key pipeline stages.
• Extensible: Easily add or customize security tools for your stack.

Pipeline Architecture

The BugFlow pipeline automates the following stages:

• Code Analysis: Scans code for security issues before building.
• Dependency Checking: Ensures third-party packages are vulnerability-free.
• Build & Containerization: Uses Jenkins to automate building and Docker image creation.
• Image Scanning: Scans built Docker images for known vulnerabilities.
• Deployment: Pushes validated images to registries after passing security checks.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Jenkins installed and running
• Docker installed for containerization
• Access to a codebase (any language)
• Recommended: Install SAST/SCA tools for your stack

Installation

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/Martian1337/BugFlow.git

Set up Jenkins jobs referencing the pipeline scripts contained in this repository.

Configure security tools and environment variables in Jenkins as needed.

Usage

• Push code to your repository.
• Tailor code to your environment.
• Trigger a Jenkins pipeline build.
• Review security analysis results and fix any flagged vulnerabilities.
• Upon passing all stages, deploy artifacts as needed.