This article reviews existing tools for implementing chaos engineering in K8s including kube-monkey, chaoskube, Chaos Mesh, Litmus Chaos, Chaos Toolkit, some games, and even more.

This post explores how linters could be useful for Rego, Open Policy Agent's policy language, and how to build a policy linter.

As outlined in the State of Secrets Sprawl report, 5 million credentials and other secrets get leaked on Github every year. This is an in-depth look into what file extensions most commonly contain secrets.

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Configure your Kubernetes Ingress and quickly find the right annotations
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Reading time: 6 minutes I’ve had this small Atomic Pi server for a while now. And I use it for all kinds of testing, learning, tools, and host a couple of apps on it. It was well worth the $40 spent on it. I’ve also given a small explanation on it in one…

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This article reviews existing tools for implementing chaos engineering in K8s including kube-monkey, chaoskube, Chaos Mesh, Litmus Chaos, Chaos Toolkit, some games, and even more.

Background Over the last weekend I had occasion to unshelve a Ruby-on-Rails project that I had worked on in 2015. It was a great glimpse into the state of the art of the time. I had chosen some for…

Usually, we don’t see Endpoints objects when using Kubernetes Services, as they are working under the hood, similarly to ReplicaSets which…

Kubernetes is deprecating Docker as a container runtime after v1.20. Don’t Panic 😱 Docker containers are still supported, but the dockershim/Docker, the layer between Kubernetes and containerd is deprecated and will be removed from version 1.22+.
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If I was to explain LLVM in a painfully simple manner, I might say something like: “LLVM is a framework that allows you to define a syntax for interacting with computers, and instantly have it work for all computers”. This denoscription does a colossal disservice…

I’ve seen a lot of questions about signing container images in the last few months, and unfortunately there aren’t many great options or…

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We all know that every serious project needs CI/CD and I'm pretty sure that it's not necessary to explain why. There are a lot of tools, platforms and ...