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Gitlab CI/CD - Secure Authentication (OIDC)

Stop managing long-lived keys. Use OpenID Connect (OIDC) to authenticate securely with cloud providers like AWS and GCP. Exchange temporary ID tokens for access, eliminating the risk of static credential leaks.
Gitlab CI/CD - Secure Authentication (OIDC)
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