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Update postgres Docker tag from 17.0 to v17.1 (docker-compose.yml) #11264

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This PR contains the following updates:

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postgres minor 17.0-alpine -> 17.1-alpine

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DryRun Security Summary

The provided text summarizes the changes made to the docker-compose.yml file, which include updating the PostgreSQL Docker image to a newer version for improved security, while also highlighting the need to review other security-relevant configurations in the file, such as environment variables, volume mounts, entrypoint scripts, and metrics enablement.

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The code change in the docker-compose.yml file updates the PostgreSQL Docker image from version 17.0-alpine to 17.1-alpine. This is a positive security practice, as it allows the application to benefit from the latest security fixes and improvements in the PostgreSQL database. However, there are several other security considerations that should be reviewed in the docker-compose.yml file, including the handling of environment variables, volume mounts, entrypoint scripts, and metrics enablement.

It's crucial to ensure that the environment variables used in the file, which include sensitive information like database credentials and secret keys, are properly secured, either by using a secure secrets management solution or by restricting access to the Docker Compose file. The volume mounts for the PostgreSQL data, DefectDojo media files, and Redis data should also be carefully considered from a security perspective to prevent potential data exposure. The entrypoint scripts and metrics enablement features should be reviewed to ensure they do not introduce any security vulnerabilities or unintended behaviors.

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  • docker-compose.yml: This file has been updated to use the PostgreSQL 17.1-alpine Docker image, which is a security improvement. However, the file also includes several other security-relevant configurations, such as environment variables, volume mounts, entrypoint scripts, and metrics enablement, which should be thoroughly reviewed to ensure the overall security of the application deployment.

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@renovate renovate bot force-pushed the renovate/postgres-17.x branch from bea2a70 to cfe3d5c Compare November 14, 2024 23:20
@renovate renovate bot force-pushed the renovate/postgres-17.x branch from cfe3d5c to 8c9de13 Compare November 15, 2024 04:38
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@Maffooch Maffooch merged commit bafcd04 into dev Nov 15, 2024
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