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I always find deploying secure information the most frustrating thing to learn about provisioning tools. I am not a sysadmin, but a developer, so I just want to
by mosselman 8y ago
I always find deploying secure information the most frustrating thing to learn about provisioning tools. I am not a sysadmin, but a developer, so I just want to deploy my projects. The thing is that I know too much about provisioning to just throw money at Heroku (for example) even though Heroku is a great product and I'd highly recommend it for serious projects, just not for semi-serious projects that don't make you money.
The problem with secrets and security in general for tools like Kubernetes, docker-swarm, etc, etc is that 99% of articles and tutorials don't talk about those aspects, at least not in a production-ready sense. Most tutorials you can find talk about everything from a getting-to-know-xyz sense, not this-is-how-you-deploy-for-real-with-xyz.
I have been using Dokku for a few years without really having to dive into the details. The only problem of course is that it is single node and not for clusters.
- LandR 8y ago>Most tutorials you can find talk about everything from a getting-to-know-xyz sense, not this-is-how-you-deploy-for-real-with-xyz. This is 99% of development / technical blogs / tutorials on the internet. Most are completely useless if you actually want information you can use in production systems. The problem is the standard of developer today is so low, most don't even know you can't just copy and paste from Joe Bloggs blog post and viola you have production code...