You're invited to a GitLab Lunch & Learn on Embedded DevSecOps: The Power of Automation and Collaborative Engineering. 

Join GitLab, Blue Ivy Partners & Carahsoft to explore how DevSecOps principles can revolutionize embedded systems.

During this session, we will tackle a few core concepts, outlined below, designed to optimize your development pipeline:

1. The Transformative Power of Collaboration and Shared Process: Discover how moving from isolated development to a collaborative, sharing model can accelerate innovation. This shift helps you:

• Accelerate skill development and foster innovation through shared knowledge
• Improve workflow automation and enhance security by integrating policy checks into your processes
• Gain shared visibility into the mission value your work create
• Demo: What GitLab Does for Embedded Today - like a public cloud, GitLab has a lot of composable DevOps pieces that can service Embedded workflows today

1. Hardware and Software in the CI Loop: Learn how to move past development bottlenecks by integrating real hardware into your Continuous Integration (CI) process. This approach helps you:

• Reduce bottlenecks and increase hardware utilization by running tests around the clock
• Reduce costs by offloading testing to more scalable, simulated environments
• How DUO AI offloads cognitive load when adopting Agile, DevOps and rapid iteration
• Enabling DUO with Embedded Stack Expertise for each project

1. Continuously Compliant and Traceable Firmware Release: Learn how GitLab serves as the secure foundation for your software factory with: 

• Full traceability of firmware from field devices to precise CI jobs and even individuals
• Attested Software Supply Chain Security through GitLab's SLSA manifests
• Binding Identifiers To Software Release with a Chain of Custody - the example shows UN R156 (automotive) - but easily applies to MIL-STD-130, MIL-STD-498 and traceability requirements of DO-178C
• Avoiding Storing Released Firmware in Git - alternatives that have many more features, portability and do not bloat Git with binary content

We’ll explain how "fast failure", in the context of testing embedded software on virtual hardware, can actually be a form of productivity. Whether you're a developer, engineer or team lead, you'll leave with practical insights on how to improve your embedded development.

Register now and walk away with the tools to modernize your embedded workflow.