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Which is why your hardening code (even if it's bash scripts) should have tests, using something like Test Kitchen. It will provision a VM (or cloud server, or d
by larrywright 10y ago
Which is why your hardening code (even if it's bash scripts) should have tests, using something like Test Kitchen. It will provision a VM (or cloud server, or docker container), execute your hardening scripts against them, and then run your integration tests to verify that the machine is hardened to your specifications.