Cross Domain DevSecOps with GitLab and Oracle Cloud
summary
Demonstration shows a complete low-to-high DevSecOps flow using GitLab and Oracle Cloud where a GitLab project is exported via GUI or API, transferred into OCI object storage, retrieved with the OCI CLI and imported with a curl/gitlab API call, preserving commit history and pipelines. CI runs four jobs including an automatic vulnerability scan that blocks pushes. Builds produce Docker images deployed to Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE); Oracle Autonomous Database and Terraform via Oracle Resource Manager are used for infra and it succeeds in the simulated air‑gap demo.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to cross-domain DevSecOps
- 2:29Demo environment overview
- 4:35Low-side GitLab setup
- 7:26Oracle Kubernetes Engine demo
- 9:43Transfer artifacts to high side
- 11:53High-side GitLab environment
- 13:04Autonomous database features
- 15:39Infrastructure as code with Terraform
- 17:50Summary and conclusion
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