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DevOps Artifact Audit & Compliance Service

A managed service that audits existing ECR and CodeArtifact configurations across AWS accounts, identifies permission gaps, dependency vulnerabilities, and orphaned artifacts, then provides a quarterly report + remediation runbook. A human DevOps consultant reviews findings and prioritizes fixes; the service automates scanning and compliance checking across unlimited repos.

SERVICE

13 weeks • 70% confidence

Value Proposition

Eliminates manual auditing (which teams skip), reduces compliance risk from artifact sprawl, and provides defensible audit trails for regulators. Cheaper than hiring a full-time DevOps compliance engineer ($150K+/year); costs 30-40% less and requires no hiring.

Target Audience

Enterprise AWS teams (200+ engineers) with compliance requirements (SOC2, ISO27001, PCI-DSS) who need artifact governance but lack in-house expertise

Key Features

  • Automated cross-account ECR + CodeArtifact scanning (no agent install needed)
  • Vulnerability scanning integration (Trivy for images, OWASP for dependencies)
  • Permission matrix analysis (identifies over-privileged service roles, dangling credentials)
  • And more, with full implementation detail...

Tech Stack

Python (scanning engine) AWS SDK (Python) PostgreSQL (data storage) Trivy (image scanning)
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Original Problem

DevOps teams forced to manage Docker images and code dependencies across fragmented repositories

Engineering teams using AWS must maintain separate ECR and CodeArtifact systems to manage Docker images and language-specific packages, creating operational overhead, permission management complexity, and audit inconsistencies. Competitors like JFrog Artifactory and Sonatype Nexus solved this 5+ years ago with unified repository management, leaving AWS users stuck with manual workarounds and duplicate administrative effort.

Score: 27.1% • 3 demand signals