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title: "About DevOps"
slug: "devops"
updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:12Z
published: 2026-11-03T14:48:12Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/devops"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.senhasegura.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# About DevOps

### **Containers information**

To view container information found on Discoveries, go to **Discovery > Devops > Containers** menu.

In this screen, you can view the found containers and information such as container code, image, creation, state, IP, and host.

### **Ansible Playbooks**

To view information from the found playbooks, go to **Discovery > Devops > Ansible > Playbooks**.

On this screen, you can view the found playbooks. You can still view the tasks of a playbook by clicking its ***Tasks*** button or its hosts by clicking the ***Hosts*** button.

### **Ansible Roles**

To see information from the found roles, go to **Discovery > Devops > Ansible > Roles.**

### **Jenkins Jobs**

To see information from the found jobs, go to **Discovery > Devops > Jenkins > Jobs.**

### **Jenkins Nodes**

To see information from the found nodes, go to **Discovery > Devops > Jenkins > Nodes.**

### **Jenkins Users**

To see information from the found users, go to **Discovery > Devops > Jenkins > Users.**

### **Kubernetes secrets**

To see information from the found nodes, go to **Discovery > Devops > Kubernetes > Secrets.**

## **Windows services**

Segura™ performs a discovery through a credential scan, looking for those credentials used by some Windows service.

If you have already conducted a search and want to check which credentials are associated with any service found, access the menu: **Discovery > Discovery > Services**. A report with the credentials found will be displayed.

However, if you have not yet configured the search to find these credentials follow the instructions:

1. Please create a new search through the menu: **Discovery > Settings > Discovery** or change one already created.

          **Attention**

          

To configure the search for credentials used by the service, it is necessary to use the search by ***Domain***.

2. Continue to the guide ***Searches*** and select the option ***Identify Windows accounts associated with a service.***

3. If you have not yet set up a Windows plugin, go to the ***Plugins*** tab and add a port and a Windows plugin for this scan.

4. Lastly, click on **Save.**

After the scan is complete, you can check the credentials found in the service report (**Discovery > Discovery > Services**).

          **Attention**

          

Remember that their credentials are associated with a service ***Windows***; if your scan focuses on different system devices, the search will not get results.