Automated SSL certificate monitoring with expiration alerts, Certificate Transparency discovery, and Slack/Discord/Teams notifications. Prevent downtime.

As I have written in my previous article, I worked as an Incident Manager for about 9 months, but most of you haven’t heard about that job…

Welcome to Part 2 of My Cloud Native Adventure. If you want to catch up on the journey so far, you can use the following link My Cloud Native Adventure.

Getting started on my Cloud Native Adventure.

A quick overview of the titles/roles use to related to devops related subject matter experts.
I will stick with my definition of devops regardless of job title:
Dev(sec)Ops: everything you do to overcome the friction created by silos … All the rest is plain…

Photo by Andrea De Santis on Unsplash TL;DR Learn how to implement the dependabot to...

The DevOps movement (and its offshoot DevSecOps) aims to improve the frequency and quality of software deployments by breaking down silos between teams. When the walls between teams disappear we often see tasks ‘shift left,’ or move earlier in the development…

They helped us in the past, but .env files are simply too risky and cumbersome for modern application development.

TL;DR Dynamically route alerts to relevant Slack team channels by labelling Kubernetes resources with team and extracting team label within…

ArgoCD ApplicationSet and the “Automation of GitOps”

Knox is a secret management service. Contribute to pinterest/knox development by creating an account on GitHub.

The Airgap Native Packager Manager for Kubernetes. Contribute to zarf-dev/zarf development by creating an account on GitHub.

Create Kubernetes AdmissionReview requests from Kubernetes resource manifests - anderseknert/kube-review

eBPF is a mechanism for running small programs in a virtual machine embedded within the Linux kernel on a Linux host (such as a Kubernetes…

An exciting new update has made its way into the latest version of Helm; namely Helm 3.8.0 — OCI registry support. To be fair, this…

Kyverno and ArgoCD are two great Kubernetes tools.

With Grafana's out-of-the-box security features, you can protect your instances against vulnerabilities and create security audit dashboards.

I recently contributed to a series of fireside chats hosted by LaunchDarkly. One of the themes that we discussed was Developer Experience, and how to improve it. I was asked by one of the attendees at the EMEA event (video here, interview by Cody De Arkland)…

We all know "infrastructure as code". It is expanding to bigger constructs , devsecops, workflow , data , documentation, and slowly getting into the business domain. I analyzed the trends from over 50+ concepts "as code". Do tell me what I'm missing.