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Environments

See the deployment options supported by Garnet

Garnet Platform is designed to monitor security across different types of environments in your software delivery and operational infrastructure. It provides a unified security platform that offers consistent protection regardless of where your workloads run.

If you'd like us to support any custom architectures, please reach out at support@garnet.ai

Supported environments:

  • CI/CD: supports linux CI runners for build, test or release workflows.

  • GitHub Actions runners (hosted): most GitHub-hosted runners, such as ubuntu-latest, should work out of the box.

  • Kubernetes (private beta): containerized cloud-native workloads

Garnet can monitor anything that can be run inside a linux environment. By monitoring at the kernel host level, it's agnostic of the workload running atop.

Under the hood, Garnet depends on eBPF programs which currently works (and has been tested with) Linux kernels >= 5.15. We're working on supporting more kernels.

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