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A Vault swiss-army knife
(banzaicloud.com)
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Unseal HashiCorp Vault using a cloud provider KMS
(banzaicloud.com)
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8y ago
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The Kubernetes Vertical Pod Autoscaler Through a Java Example
(banzaicloud.com)
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A feature rich Vault operator for Kubernetes (with support for multiple clouds)
(banzaicloud.com)
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8y ago
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Deep Dive into Kubernetes Vertical Pod Autoscaler Through a Java Example
(banzaicloud.com)
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The new Kubernetes Local Persistent Volumes feature is a perfect match for Kafka
(banzaicloud.com)
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8y ago
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A new Golang Logrus runtime formatter which tags logs with runtime/stack info
(banzaicloud.com)
1 points
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Autoscaling Kubernetes clusters
(banzaicloud.com)
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A dirty little bash tool to execute Go code in Kubernetes like go run main.go
(banzaicloud.com)
1 points
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A new open source Vault operator for Kubernetes
(banzaicloud.com)
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A complete guide to the new Kubernetes Operator SDK released today
(banzaicloud.com)
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8y ago
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Bank-Vaults: The HashiCorp Vault swiss-army knife
(banzaicloud.com)
1 points
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8y ago
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Draining Kubernetes nodes
(banzaicloud.com)
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9y ago
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Dynamic SSH to cloud instances with Vault
(banzaicloud.com)
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CI/CD spring-boot applications on Kubernetes
(banzaicloud.com)
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Centralized logging on Kubernetes using fluentd and fluent-bit
(banzaicloud.com)
2 points
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9y ago
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Securing Kubernetes Deployments with Vault (OAuth2, Dynamic Secrets/SSH, Keys)
(banzaicloud.com)
1 points
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9y ago
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Deep dive into application monitoring with Prometheus (on Kubernetes)
(banzaicloud.com)
3 points
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9y ago
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matyix
9y ago
Was a nice post about badger talking about their motivation of moving away from RocksDB due to cgo issues. Not a fan of `cgo`
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matyix
9y ago
+1 for EKS. Is Azure ACS still there? We use AKS on Azure, though it's preview but apart from some limitations (and odd cluster delete stuck) it works well for us.
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Big data natively on Kubernetes? Spark scheduled by k8s, Kafka on etcd without ZK
(banzaicloud.com)
7 points
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9y ago
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Spark Streaming Checkpointing Using AzureFiles or EFS Deployed to Kubernetes
(banzaicloud.com)
10 points
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9y ago
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matyix
9y ago
We deploy to all major cloud providers and we need to frequently interact with them - thus we have containers for all the AWS, Azure and Google CLI. The clusters we deploy they have OpenFaaS deployed - and also the CLI container pod (we run
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Does invoking AWS CLI through serverless (OpenFaaS on Kubernetes) makes sense?
(banzaicloud.com)
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9y ago
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matyix
9y ago
Yeah, for us etcd is OK as we are running on Kubernetes.
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matyix
9y ago
We use both mainly because of architectural differences, but would love to learn what are others using on Kubernetes and what is their experience?
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Serverless Frameworks on Kubernetes? We Deploy OpenFaaS, Kubeless – Suggestions?
(banzaicloud.com)
4 points
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9y ago
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matyix
9y ago
We use JWT because the user data is already stored upront (w/out needing to check a database) and it’s a well defined storage mechanism. With Vault we check only the token ID not the full token, so it’s not a heavyweight select. On the
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matyix
9y ago
Which storage backend are you using for Vault? With MySql you could use scheduled events (no need to run/manage your own process), a created_at column in the Vault table and a scheduled check for created_at+ttl and have the DB to remov
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matyix
9y ago
The Helm chart with role binding and service account support to deploy Vault is open sourced as well.
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