Abstract: In some implementations, a device may scan infrastructure of a cloud computing system for one or more infrastructure resources having respective tags associated with testing. The device may obtain for each infrastructure resource of the one or more infrastructure resources and based on the tags, testing information for respective infrastructure resources of the one or more resources. The device may generate, via a testing platform, experiments for respective infrastructure resources based on the testing information. The device may cause the experiments to be performed for the one or more infrastructure resources.

Abstract: In some implementations, a device may scan infrastructure of a cloud computing system for one or more infrastructure resources having respective tags associated with testing. The device may obtain for each infrastructure resource of the one or more infrastructure resources and based on the tags, testing information for respective infrastructure resources of the one or more resources. The device may generate, via a testing platform, experiments for respective infrastructure resources based on the testing information. The device may cause the experiments to be performed for the one or more infrastructure resources.

Abstract: In some implementations, a system may provide a user interface of a compliance checker. The system may obtain, via the user interface, an indication of a compliance condition associated with source code. The system may perform, using the compliance checker in association with the compliance condition and prior to deployment of the source code in a production environment, a compliance test on the source code to generate a compliance test result. The system may present, via the user interface, an indication of the compliance test result.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product for generating and managing a unique secure shell (SSH) key fingerprint for each installation of an SSH key. An SSH key manager may receive metadata for a host machine comprising a machine ID and a plurality of secure shell (SSH) key objects, wherein an SSH key object represents an SSH key for accessing an account on the host machine associated with a user. The SSH key manager may then identify a hash for the SSH key and user ID associated with each SSH key object of the plurality of objects. The SSH key manager may then generate a unique fingerprint for each SSH key object by concatenating the machine ID, user ID and SSH key hash corresponding to the SSH key object. The unique fingerprints may then be stored in a database along with corresponding information from the metadata.