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Install Fortify Software Security Center (SCC) on Rocky Linux
@rockylinux | Static Application Security Testing | Image | Containers | Tomcat Server | Oracle JDK
If you know me I write articles when I actually have to set things up. In this case, RedHat went down today and well Rocky Linux it is. It was crazy how complicated it was to find a simple article for install Fortify on Linux for a container. So here we go. Let’s make it simple.
Step 1. Identify the Required Java and Tomcat Server Required
Depending on how old this article is will determine the version of Java needed by the tomcat server. Fortify is a Java application that will run on a Tomcat Server. The Fortify Java application may require a specific version of Tomcat and Java. In this case, we are using the following:
- Fortify 20.2.0
- Oracle JDK 11.0.12
- Apache Tomcat 9.0.48
Step 2. Building Dockerfile Instructions
This should be pretty straightforward. Now there are some files being transferred that need to be identified. This is the part where some are like:
Where does the ssc. war file comes from?
