Access control via OpenID Connect (OIDC)
This blog post gets hands-on about access control, including everything from the difference between authentication and authorization, how this works in a couple of CNCF…
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Enforcing Policy as Code using OPA and Gatekeeper in Kubernetes
Enforcing organizational policies on a Kubernetes cluster allows you to be in control of the resources being deployed. For example, you can prevent deploying non-vetted…
Elastisys Engineering: How to use Dex with Google accounts to manage access in Kubernetes
In this blog post, we will go through everything needed to use Google as your identity provider in a Kubernetes cluster. If you have an…
Elastisys contributes Kubespray support for UpCloud
Elastisys is committed to open source, and to supporting Kubernetes on a wide range of cloud infrastructure. As part of our work, we have recently submitted…
Elastisys Engineering: How to set up Kubernetes on Exoscale
HOWTO set up Kubernetes using kubespray and Terraform on clouds without a managed Kubernetes service. Uses Rook for Persistent Volumes.
Elastisys Engineering: How to set up Rook with Ceph on Kubernetes
Learn how to set up Rook with Ceph on Kubernetes to get dynamic Persistent Volume support even in cloud environments without a block storage service or in bare metal, on-premise setups.
Geo-distributed WordPress with Kubernetes and TiDB
This article will explore building geo-distributed applications, with a particular focus on using NewSQL databases. If you can endure some theory, you will be richly…
Backup Kubernetes – how and why (updated for 2020)
Backups are important. How many times have you read that you should always backup before doing this or that? How many times did the documentation…
