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How to implement End-to-End TLS flow using Traefik
An interesting usecase I have encountered recently is establishing a secure path (bridge) between Traefik as ingress controller and its destination backends.
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Passing AWS Solutions Architect Professional Exam
Around last September 2022, after the expiration of my previous amazon web services certificate [SAA] , I decided to prepare and take the next level professional certificate [AWS SAP].
Preparation
When you have working knowledge in the cloud and AWS specifically, it is optimal to seek first the associate level certificates since they’re information oriented with good study and practice, your chances for passing are high. By doing so, you also prepare for the professional and specialty levels afterward.
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On Amazon Builders' Library
I have enjoyed reading this piece on stability and reliability by Colm MacCárthaigh. It is part of a concise and valuable series by AWS authors on the art of system operations collected under the name “Amazon Builders’ Library”.
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Ansible Roles and Reusability
Reuse and module sharing in Ansible can be achieved through two methods: A “Role” which forms conceptually a single component and its related tasks. Second, “Content Collections” which form what we could consider as a namespace having a group of roles, in addition to “plugins” that provide the ability to craft custom modules.
Here’s a list of some roles I have published into the galaxy over the past months:
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Use Helmfile for Deployment in Offline Environments
Helmfile is an orchestrator tool for collecting, building, and deploying cloud-native apps. Basically it’s the packager for helm chart based applications.
One of the interesting ideas I came along recently, is utilizing it for working in air-gapped environments, where access to the internet is not feasible.