infrastructure-as-code

You can manage LimaCharlie configurations as code by exporting D&R rules, FP rules, outputs, and extensions into YAML files. Using the Infrastructure extension with Git Sync, you can validate and deploy these configs across multiple orgs and MSSP setups.

The best way to export and version control LimaCharlie D&R rules is to use the Infrastructure extension to extract your configurations into YAML format. You can then push these files to a Git repository for versioning and collaborative template management.

Yes, you can sync LimaCharlie Hive data and installation keys using Git. The Infrastructure extension supports configuring and deploying these resources alongside D&R rules and outputs via Git Sync to maintain consistency across environments.

Infrastructure-as-code works effectively for MSSP workflows by enabling template-driven deployments across multiple client organizations. It allows you to selectively sync YAML-based configurations to ensure consistent security and monitoring setups.

To deploy LimaCharlie configuration updates using Git Sync, subscribe to the Infrastructure extension, export your current config to YAML, and push changes to your repository. The Git Sync integration then automatically deploys the updates across organizations.

Before syncing LimaCharlie configs with Git, you need an active Infrastructure extension subscription. You also need your configurations exported into YAML format and a Git repository configured to handle the template and selective-sync deployments.