How I use Docker Scout for Finding vulnerability in Docker images

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Hey there, DevOps Enthusiasts! 🎉

Welcome aboard to our journey 🕵️‍♀️ into the heart of modern software development — Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD).📝 Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started🛠️, buckle up for an adventure in streamlining your workflows and boosting your software delivery game!🔥

CI/CD Pipeline by TechWithAni

Setting the Stage: What You Need🔥

Before we get our hands dirty with code and configurations, let’s make sure we’ve got our essentials lined up:

1. Infrastructure: We’ll need a couple of EC2 instances on AWS — one to play host to Jenkins (let’s call it the Jenkins server), and the other for deployment (we’ll name this one the deployment server). 🤔
2. Version Control: Fire up a GitHub repository where we’ll stash our precious code.🛠️
3. Container Registry: Docker Hub is where we’ll manage our Docker images, so make sure you’ve got an account ready to roll.📝

Alright, got everything? 🤔Let’s dive in!🔥

Step 1: Setting Up Jenkins