In June 2025, Sergio Vives developed a reusable GitHub Actions workflow for Anchore Grype vulnerability scanning in the aerospike/shared-workflows repository. He designed the workflow to accept image names and an optional severity cutoff, enabling flexible and parameterized security scans across projects. Using YAML and leveraging CI/CD and DevOps best practices, Sergio updated the repository’s documentation to clarify the new workflow structure and naming conventions, supporting easier adoption and long-term maintainability. His work standardized vulnerability scanning automation for container images, providing a foundation for consistent security practices and streamlined integration into existing pipelines without introducing bugs or regressions.