The problem Deploy quickly without never-ending yaml configurations. The solution Combine kustomize and helm for best results. From helm, use the prebuild manifests and default values, and from kustomize, use the pulling mechanism for helm charts and overlays for further configuration. Let’s first start with configuring the base by specifying the chart, version, repo, namespace, and default set of values: helmCharts: - name: vault-secrets-operator repo: https://ricoberger.github.io/helm-charts version: 1.16.5 releaseName: vault-secrets-operator namespace: vault valuesFile: . Kubernetes: kustomize and helm full article
The usual approach to consume cloud services from Kubernetes is to create a service account with the appropriate permissions, generate a key, store that key in some secure location, create a secret with that key during deployment, and mount it into a pod for the workload to consume. The biggest downsides in this scenario, are twofold: Where do we store the key securely? How to implement a key rotation policy? Kubernetes: Workload Identity full article
General Guidelines This is the second of a series of Kubernetes sessions. There will be different levels of complexity. We start with beginner and move up to more advanced topics. This session will be recorded. Please turn off your camera/audio, if you do not want to be seen/heard. This is an interactive session. Feel free to ask/answer questions, share your experience at any time. Collaboration is encouraged. If there are areas that you would like more details, please make a request to cover the topic at a later time. Kubernetes Training: Services full article
General Guidelines This is the first of a series of Kubernetes sessions. There will be different levels of complexity. We start with beginner and move up to more advanced topics. This session will be recorded. Please turn off your camera/audio, if you do not want to be seen/heard. This is an interactive session. Feel free to ask/answer questions, share your experience at any time. Collaboration is encouraged. If there are areas that you would like more details, please make a request to cover the topic at a later time. Kubernetes Training: Deployments Part 2 full article
General Guidelines This is the first of a series of Kubernetes sessions. There will be different levels of complexity. We start with beginner and move up to more advanced topics. This session will be recorded. Please turn off your camera/audio, if you do not want to be seen/heard. This is an interactive session. Feel free to ask/answer questions, share your experience at any time. Collaboration is encouraged. If there are areas that you would like more details, please make a request to cover the topic at a later time. Kubernetes Training: Deployments Part 1 full article