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Meterian
The client
Meterian Thin Client
Using the client from your command line
Using the client in your CI/CD pipeline
General operations
System requirements
Command line parameters
The Dockerized Client
Guide: your first scan!
THE METERIAN DASHBOARD
The Web Dashboard
Advanced functionalities
Sentinel - Meterian Notifications service
Troubleshooting
Github Badges
Introduction
Public repository
Private repository
ONLINE INTEGRATIONS
GitHub Action
Bitbucket Pipe
Azure DevOps Pipelines
Languages support
Introduction
Java/Kotlin/Scala
NodeJS
Javascript
Python
Ruby
PHP
.NET
Golang
Swift / Objective-C
Rust
Elixir (erlang)
Perl
C/C++
R
Special platfoms
Jupyter Notebooks
Unity Packages
Containers support
Container Scanner
CI SERVER INTEGRATIONS
Introduction
Generic CI
Jenkins
Azure DevOps
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CircleCI
TeamCity
GitLab CI/CD
CodeShip
AWS CodeBuild
Concourse CI
Meterian API
API basics
Authorizing the APIs
Account APIs
Samples
Management Platforms
Threadfix
DefectDojo
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Introduction
Research is, by all means, one of the most crucial steps of the consumer decision-making process, and because of this giving a clear, direct and strong signal of the top-notch quality of your product might be a key selling point. Github Badges are a simple and straightforward way to present products in the best possible way and to save developers precious time by keeping track of the product security score automatically.
In this section you will learn how to create Meterian security, stability and licensing badges for public repository and private repository.
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