Reliability & Security: robust, compliant AI platforms
IASWITCH makes your AI platforms reliable and secure: SRE, SLO/SLI definition, secrets management (Vault) and software supply-chain security (DevSecOps).
In brief
- SRE practices and SLO/SLI definition
- Secrets management with Vault
- Software supply-chain security
- DevSecOps integrated into pipelines
SRE and SLO/SLI
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) formalizes reliability through SLOs (service level objectives) and SLIs (indicators). This enables objective trade-offs between new features and stability using error budgets.
Security and secrets management
We set up centralized secrets management with Vault, encryption and least-privilege access policies. Supply-chain security (signing, SBOM, scans) is integrated into CI/CD.
DevSecOps
Security is built into pipelines from the start: dependency and image scans, automated security tests and verifiable compliance, without slowing delivery.
Frequently asked questions
What are SLOs and SLIs?
An SLI (Service Level Indicator) is a measure of service quality (e.g. latency, availability). An SLO (Service Level Objective) is the target for that indicator, which drives trade-offs via an error budget.
How do you manage secrets in production?
With a centralized manager like Vault: encrypted secrets, automatic rotation, least-privilege access and audit, rather than plaintext secrets in code or configuration.
What is DevSecOps?
DevSecOps integrates security into CI/CD pipelines from the start: dependency and image scans, automated tests and verifiable compliance, without creating a bottleneck.
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