Preface

To enable your Jenkins pipeline to perform essential tasks, such as vulnerability scanning, image signing, and attestation, follow these steps. The table outlines the actions you need to take and when you need to complete them.

Action	When to complete
Adding secrets to Jenkins for secure integration with external tools	Before you use secure software templates to create an application, add secrets to Jenkins. This ensures seamless integration with ACS, Quay, and GitOps.
Add your application to Jenkins	After creating the application and source repositories, add them to Jenkins. This enables you to review various aspects of the Jenkins pipeline on the Red Hat Developer Hub platform.

By completing these steps, you enable Jenkins to integrate seamlessly with ACS (Advanced Cluster Security), Quay, and GitOps, and utilize Cosign for signing and verifying container images.

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