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luyuanbai
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‎2016-06-27 15:28
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How many installation mode for fotify

If I want to install the fotify sca as a server, and any client can access it , just like Sonarqube . How can I make it?

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HansEnders
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‎2016-06-28 15:25

You should have a license for each code contributing developer, so they can use SCA on their own workstation, lab box, or a shared server.  Your server's performance may suffer if you have multiple concurrent users logged into separate shells running their own SCA scans.  Sharing a single logon would be a violation of the EULA and put your company in jeopardy

A more favored approach is to integrate SCA into your Build Server system, so there is automatically a SCA security scan with each (nightly) build, and the developers can each pull down the results and review/audit them in their local copies of SCA/AWB.  This may require having a Fortify SSC Server installed to host and help collaborate these test results among this team.


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michael.right@h
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‎2016-06-30 14:55

Review the CloudScan document. You'll still require a licenses but CloudScan sounds like what you might be looking for.

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