Aegis: Keep Your Secrets… Secret
Aegis is a Kubernetes-native, lightweight secrets management solution that keeps your secrets secret. With Aegis, you can rest assured that your sensitive data is always secure and protected.
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use cases
“Use Cases” are concrete, real-life-like scenarios applicable to production environments.
Transform Your Aegis Secrets into Kubernetes Magic
Although the recommended approach to using Aegis is through Aegis SDK or Aegis Sidecar, that can require you to change the applications’ source code; however, you might not have control over their source code. So that might not always be possible.
Who Else Wants to Have Their Own Mastodon Server?
After all the madness that has been happening in the birdsite, I flipped the switch. This article contains my experience installing a Mastodon server the hard way. You’ll find tips, tricks, and recommendations that will help should you want to follow a similar path.
Using SPIRE to Securely Connect Workloads
This video series will guide you through establishing a secure cross-cluster mTLS connectivity between workloads across multiple clusters using SPIRE.
We will start with a blank slate, and make as little assumptions as we can along the way.
Zero to Prod in Half an Hour
This series will show how you can rapidly prototype a full-blown production-ready app in under half an hour. Interested? Let’s jump right in.
Setting Up SPIRE on EKS in Less Than Ten Minutes
This article will look at what SPIFFE and SPIRE are. Then, we’ll explore why managing identities and Trust at scale is a tough challenge and how to solve it in a repeatable, scalable, and platform-agnostic way.
Scaling Your Node.js API Like a Boss
Knowing how to scale is important, but more important than that is knowing when to scale. In this two-part tutorial, I will explore what it takes to create a real-life, scalable, highly available, and highly responsive Node.js application.
The Journey of a Microservice: From Source Code to a Full-Blown Kubernetes Deployment
In this lecture, we’ll containerize and deploy a RESTful Go microservice to a Kubernetes cluster. We’ll also learn about some important building blocks of our cluster such as Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, Secrets, Ingresses, and the like.
How to Install an AWS EKS Cluster Using eksctl
In this article, we’ll provision a managed Kubernetes cluster on an AWS cloud, and we’ll also look into some of the alternatives.
Creating ECR Repositories
In this quick video, we’ll create an AWS ECR repo and set up our development environment to interact with it.