We don't have a `matrix.go-version` defined, so the task was using
`go1.17.13` as the default.
This explicitly sets the version to `go1.19.1`, I didn't use a `matrix`
definition because at least for now, we only want to run this test using a
single Go version.
Since I was there, I also updated test-native-tooling-packaging.yml to
use `go1.19.1` too.
* update deployment guide and add additional descriptions/comments for terraform resources
* add architecture diagram to deployment guide
* cleaning up more terraform deployment documentation
* Create .trivyignore
Adding original trivy ignore file. Working to resolve/document more of the findings, especially around go.mod. Will add a github action as well.
* Adding default trivy scan for testing
* Update trivy_scan.yml
Making it manual + daily for now
* Update trivy_scan.yml
updating name
* Renamed + configured Trivy scan
This improves osquery-perf with support for a more realistic orbit + fleet desktop simulation as described in #8212
This was based on the work done by @sharvilshah in his branch.
Previously, the primary ip was determined using the interface with the most traffic. This had a few issues and required explicitly filtering out certain interfaces that we don't want eg loopback, docker.
Instead, use the default route to determine the primary (private) ip. If there are multiple, use the one with the lowest metric and prefer ipv4 addresses.
* update navigation
## The problem
After consolidating Growth, Community, and Digital Experience (Brand) under "Marketing", the side navigation has become overwhelming and unclear what sections falls into each category.
## How to fix
Since the navigation can only display top-level sections, I propose splitting the navigation as follows:
- Marketing
- Community
- Brand
- Rituals
- Slack channels
Navigating to each of these sections will then display a content table for each, labeled "In this section" (as currently exists).
To do this, I made the following changes:
- Changed heading hierarchy throughout page
- added styling to h3 to include border-top
## Caveat
Since h2 is used to define the three categories on this page (Marketing, Community, Brand), h3 tag is now utilized to define sub-sections for each of the main categories. However, this styling is specific to the Marketing page of the handbook, and should not be applied to the other pages – which I do not know how to achieve.
* add page title to purpose, add marketing page-specific styles
Co-authored-by: Eric <eashaw@sailsjs.com>
Luke Heath