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GITOPS USING HELMSMAN TO APPLY OUR HELM CHARTS TO K8S

Marco Franssen / August 9, 2021

In my last blog series I have shown an example of deploying Hashicorp Vault on
Kubernetes using Helm Charts (see references). This time I want to show you how
to more easily integrate this into your … wait for it … :smile:, DevSecGitOps
flow. Especially Helm charts help a lot in connecting the software part with our
infrastructure / deployment (DevOps). Besides that we can embed all kind of
security practices in our Helm charts like for example RBAC, Network policies
etc. In this blog I want to…


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INSTALL HASHICORP VAULT ON KUBERNETES USING HELM - PART 2

Marco Franssen / July 25, 2021

In part 1 we had a look at setting up our prerequisuites and running Hashicorp
Vault on our local Kubernetes cluster. This time we will have a look at
deploying Hashicorp Vault on a EKS cluster at AWS. This time we will deploy a
Vault cluster in High Availability mode using Hashicorp Consul and we will use
AWS KMS to auto unseal our Vault. First lets have a look at the new tools we are
about to introduce. If you didn't read part 1, you might consider reading that
first to get a bit more underds…


INSTALL HASHICORP VAULT ON KUBERNETES USING HELM - PART 1

Marco Franssen / July 11, 2021

In this blogpost I want to show you how to deploy Hashicorp Vault using Helm on
Kubernetes. We will look at deploying on your local machine for development and
experimental purposes but also at how to deploy a high available setup on AWS
using Hashicorp Consul and automated unsealing using a AWS KMS key. I assume
most of you will know about Hashicorp Vault, Helm, Kubernetes and Consul and
therefore I will not go very much in details on the tools themself. In this
first article of the series we…


UPGRADE YOUR SSH SECURITY

Marco Franssen / May 22, 2021

As a DevOps engineer you are probably familiar with SSH keys and how to use them
already. I wrote some blogs on SSH in the past as well see the references. This
time I want to zoom in a bit on the encryption strength of your keys and the
encryption types you can use. Why should you care about this? In todays world
password are becoming more and more a security risk. In the near future Github
for example will not support password authentication anymore for clone, push and
pull actions, just lik…


HOW TO DO ENUMS IN GO

Marco Franssen / May 3, 2021

It has been a while since I wrote a blog on Go. Since I'm getting the question
if Go supports enums every now and then, I thought it would be good to write an
article on how to do enums in Go. Go natively does NOT have an enum type like
you might be used to from c# or Java. However that doesn't mean we can easily
define our own type. In this blog we will cover defining our own type, combined
with a piece of code generation. If you are new to Go, then consider reading
Start on your first Go pro…

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