Easy Button for Testing of Mobile Devices and Apps: AppUse
Coveros StaffBlogs, Security, TestingNo comments

Knowing where to start in the penetration testing world is very difficult and largely inconsistent. With so many options and tools available simply kicking off a scan of the network can require a considerable time investment. That is even truer in the relatively new world of mobile testing. Please only use the tools and methods discussed on systems that you […]

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The Journey to Continuous Delivery
Continuous Discussions
Coveros StaffAgile, Blogs, DevelopmentNo comments

This past week I had the privilege of being a panelist in a #c9d9 webinar about “The Journey to Continuous Delivery”. Continuous Discussions (#c9d9): Episode 10 Recap – Continuous Delivery I joined several other panelists as we discussed several questions: How Agile are you? Do you have a CD champion? What does your tool chain […]

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Setting Up Maven Style Releases in Jenkins Using Javascript
Coveros StaffBlogs, Continuous Deployment, Continuous Integration, TestingNo comments

Introduction Jenkins has some great plugins for managing releases for Maven projects. You can tag projects in your source code repository, advance the versions, mark code as SNAPSHOTS, etc. And all of this can be done with one click of a button. The simplicity of this release process made me start looking for other simple […]

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Chef Advanced Debugging: Detecting bad attributes earlier
Coveros StaffContinuous DeploymentNo comments

As I talked about last month when trying to demystify  “UNDEFINED METHOD `[]’ FOR NIL:NILCLASS” error, it can be challenging to make sure all your attributes are set the way you want, or even at all. One thing that should be detectable is anytime you get nothing (nil) back from a Node[] call, we might as […]

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SecureCI 2014 Q4 Release
Coveros StaffBlogs, Continuous Integration, Development, Open Source, Project Management, SecureCI, Security, Software Tools, TestingNo comments

Introduction 2014 was a busy year, but we still managed to get another SecureCI™ released. All tools included in this SecureCI™ release, were updated, bringing the bundle up to date, and making many tools more user and out-of-the-box friendly. For those unaware, SecureCI™ is an integrated stack of tools that provides version control, wiki, project/issue […]

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Chef Best Practices: undefined method `[]’ for nil:NilClass
Coveros StaffBlogs, Continuous DeploymentNo comments

Typically you’ll get an error that looks like this: NoMethodError ————- undefined method `[]’ for nil:NilClass   Cookbook Trace: —————  /cookbooks/test/recipes/default.rb:15:in `from_file’   Relevant File Content: ———————- /cookbooks/test/recipes/default.rb:    12:  13:  puts “JPM Recipe start”  14:  puts node[‘att1’]  15>> puts node[‘att2’][‘att3’]  16: What just happened? Well, this recipe just referenced a sub-attribute (‘att3’) of a […]

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Coveros releases new version of SecureCI™
Dave BurkeNews & EventsNo comments

SecureCI™, the industry’s first and only open-source continuous integration solution, just got better! Fairfax, VA., December 31, 2014 — Coveros, the market leader in the delivery of secure, reliable software, announced today availability of the newest version of SecureCI™ which includes updated and integrated versions of best in class open source products for source code […]

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Defending Against SSH Brute Force Attacks
Coveros StaffBlogs, SecurityNo comments

Just Trying to Host a Website So here I am trying host a personal website once I figured out a little bit about amazon in 2010. After a month or two of poking around and figuring out how to get the AMI I want running everything looks fine. I can now self host all the […]

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New SecureCI™ Testing Framework Release
Coveros StaffBlogsNo comments

As we get near the end of the year, we also get closer to our new SecureCI™ release. With this new release, also comes the release of a new version of the SecureCI™ Testing Framework. This new release comes with several updates Updated Selenium Framework – 2.44.0 New browser drivers, including deprecated and new browser support Additional […]

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Networking Vagrant VMs
Coveros StaffBlogsNo comments

I was recently asked to stand up and configure a couple of VMs for automated deployment testing. We needed to provide the devs with a Linux environment in which to deploy and test code prior to checking it into subversion. Vagrant sounded like the perfect tool for the job since they wanted to be able […]

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