Thanks for this project! It's a perfect start for newcomers on Go backend development!
I'm preparing a Medium post about DevSecOps best practices and I took your project since you released it recently and have enough code to show security use cases.
I was not able to do that with a fork since most of the tools are not supporting it, but I will create PR to help implement automation if you are OK 👍
This is the list of the changes I already made to my cloned project:
Use Renovate to update the dependency vulnerabilities with automated PR
Added pre-commit to enforce check + security scan before committing (Go fmt, GoSec, Checkov, Hadolint, etc.)
Created a Makefile to the same commands between the local dev and CI/CD pipelines
Added a GitHub Workflow to test and build the app + code coverage + SonarCloud + SAST scan + versioning + CHANGELOG
Added a GitHub Workflow to review the PR with ReviewDog
Added a GitHub Workflow to provide the ScoreCard of the project (how secure is it)
Added a GitHub Workflow to test the project with GitHub CodeQL (detect security issues like SQL injection, etc.)
Hi Amit!
Thanks for this project! It's a perfect start for newcomers on Go backend development!
I'm preparing a Medium post about DevSecOps best practices and I took your project since you released it recently and have enough code to show security use cases.
I was not able to do that with a fork since most of the tools are not supporting it, but I will create PR to help implement automation if you are OK 👍
This is the list of the changes I already made to my cloned project:
These changes are already on the following repo: https://github.com/timoa/secure-go-backend-clean-architecture
I will add the following: