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Getting started with Snyk Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Using Snyk IaC via web
Scan Terraform files
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Build your own custom rules
Install the SDK
Getting started with the SDK
Use IaC custom rules with CLI
Using a local custom rules bundle
Using a remote custom rules bundle
Integrating IaC custom rules within a pipeline
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Detect drift and manually created resources
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Use IaC custom rules with CLI
Ensure you followed the steps in Getting Started with the SDK to learn how to generate a bundle of your rules.
With Snyk IaC, you can test your configuration files from the CLI using your custom rules.
There are two ways to use your built bundle:
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