Usage and quotas | GitGuardian documentation
Usage| docs.gitguardian.com
Cursor-based pagination is the method used to navigate through the large datasets offered by the GitGuardian API. This method allows you to retrieve items in chunks (pages) by using cursors, which are pointers to a specific item in a dataset. The cursor indicates the position in the dataset, making it easier to navigate back and forth between pages.| docs.gitguardian.com
The GitGuardian API uses API keys to authenticate requests.| docs.gitguardian.com
The IP Allowlist enables customers to restrict access to their workspace, including both the dashboard and the public API, to trusted IP addresses or IP ranges. This feature is designed to enhance security by ensuring that only approved IPs can interact with your GitGuardian resources.| docs.gitguardian.com
GitGuardian's real-time monitoring allows alerts to be sent immediately when an incident is detected or updated.| docs.gitguardian.com
The playbooks enable you to customize and automate GitGuardian behavior. They are accessible in your workspace settings.| docs.gitguardian.com
System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) enables user lifecycle management, allowing you to synchronize and manage users directly from your Identity Provider (IdP). SCIM can automatically provision, activate, deactivate, and delete users in GitGuardian based on changes in your IdP.| docs.gitguardian.com
Collaboration and sharing options| docs.gitguardian.com
GitGuardian is designed to be super collaborative yet very secure. Learn how to use incident permission levels and our sharing capability to do so, so users only access and do what you want them to access and do.| docs.gitguardian.com
One of the key challenges of a secrets detection and remediation program is prioritizing incidents and identifying where you should focus remediation efforts.| docs.gitguardian.com
For every incident, GitGuardian will provide you with the following metadata about the secret and its occurrences:| docs.gitguardian.com
GitGuardian can integrate with GitLab in two different ways: at the instance level with system hooks or at the group level with group hooks.| docs.gitguardian.com
GitGuardian integrates natively with GitHub via a GitHub app that you can install on your personal GitHub repositories and on the repositories of your GitHub organizations.| docs.gitguardian.com
Custom webhooks allow you to receive GitGuardian notifications on any server that accepts incoming json-encoded HTTP "POST" requests.| docs.gitguardian.com
Single Sign-On (or SSO) allows you to manage your organization’s entire membership via a third-party provider.| docs.gitguardian.com
A team is a group of people having access to the incidents occurring on a set of sources defined as the team's perimeter.| docs.gitguardian.com
Before starting the installation, ensure to review the system and network requirements, and download your license.| docs.gitguardian.com
In order to configure preferences to fine tune your GitGuardian instance, navigate to Settings > General > Preferences.| docs.gitguardian.com
Introduction| docs.gitguardian.com
A Detector consists of three core components:| docs.gitguardian.com
TLS certificates need to be defined so that the domain on referring to your GitGuardian instance is correctly authenticated and secured. The TLS certificate's Common Name must match the domain set for your GitGuardian instance hostname.| docs.gitguardian.com
GitGuardian provides the option to use a custom Certification Authority (CA) for| docs.gitguardian.com
Depending on the installation method, you'll have some network requirements,| docs.gitguardian.com
Export Application Metrics to Prometheus| docs.gitguardian.com
The license file is a crucial component of your GitGuardian self-hosted installation, containing all necessary information for the setup process. This file is essential regardless of the installation method you select.| docs.gitguardian.com
This guide will help you configure your database. Parameters here should not be| docs.gitguardian.com
Introduction| docs.gitguardian.com
Introduction| docs.gitguardian.com
The self-hosted version of GitGuardian is deployed as a Kubernetes application. We recommend installing GitGuardian on an existing cluster using Helm. You can find more information on how to choose your installation method on our dedicated page.| docs.gitguardian.com
Introduction| docs.gitguardian.com
