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Talks about DevOps, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. Empowering clients with robust application build and deployment solutions . Sharing insights/tips

Dallas, United States Katılım Eylül 2023
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Shan@imshanvr·
Start new year learning about Kubernetes security LAYERS Protecting your Kubernetes cluster is crucial, as a compromised cluster can lead to data breaches, service disruptions, and even malware infections. To achieve robust security, implementing a layered approach is key. Here's a breakdown of the different layers you can focus on: Cluster Level Network Segmentation: Isolate pods and namespaces using network policies to restrict traffic flow and prevent lateral movement. Resource Quotas and Limits: Control resource consumption of pods to prevent resource exhaustion and denial-of-service attacks. Container Level Image Scanning: Scan container images for vulnerabilities and malware before deployment. Secure Runtime Environment: Use a secure container runtime environment (CRI) like gVisor to further restrict container behavior. Secrets Management: Securely store and manage sensitive information like credentials using dedicated tools like Vault or Kubernetes Secrets. Code and Application Level Secure Coding Practices: Implement secure coding practices and use static code analysis tools to identify vulnerabilities in your applications. Software Supply Chain Security: Secure your software supply chain, including vulnerability management and code signing, to prevent compromised dependencies. Regular Updates and Patching: Apply security patches promptly to address vulnerabilities in your applications and operating systems. Monitoring and Logging Security Monitoring: Continuously monitor your cluster for suspicious activity and potential security threats. Logging and Auditing: Implement comprehensive logging and auditing to track user activity and identify potential security incidents. Incident Response: Have a well-defined incident response plan to quickly contain and mitigate security breaches. Cloud Level Infrastructure Security: Choose a secure cloud provider with strong physical and network security measures. Identity and Access Management (IAM): Implement granular access controls to manage who can access the cluster and its resources. Encryption: Ensure data at rest and in transit is encrypted with strong algorithms like AES-256.
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@MrBeast Nice , would love to hear ur earning.
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MrBeast@MrBeast·
$1 Car vs $100,000,000 Car!!! I’m curious how much ad revenue a video on X would make so I’m reuploading this to test it. Will share ad rev next week ❤️
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Power OpenShift Applications with the Right Storage. In the dynamic world of containerized applications, storage plays a crucial role in ensuring data persistence, performance, and resilience. That's where OpenShift Data Foundation (ODF) steps in to provide a robust and flexible storage solution for your OpenShift deployments. ODF provides Software-defined storage that decouples storage from hardware, enabling you to manage and provision storage resources independently, regardless of the underlying infrastructure. It supports file, block, and object storage, catering to a wide range of application needs within a single platform. It allows to seamlessly deploy and manage ODF across on-premises, public cloud, and hybrid cloud environments, providing flexibility and scalability. ODF is tightly integrated with OpenShift, offering seamless management through the OpenShift console and CLI, simplifying storage provisioning and administration for developers and operators.
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@MuthaNagavamsi New parallel environment on latest version and blue green deployment strategy avoid lot of pain points of cluster upgrades
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Mutha Nagavamsi⚡️@MuthaNagavamsi·
Kubernetes: I want to ask you something 👇 Let's say you have to do an upgrade from Kubernetes v1.21 to v1.29. How would you do it? Would you do, step by step upgrade: 1. 1.21 to 1.22 2. 1.22 to 1.23 3. 1.23 to 1.24 and so on! or Create a new cluster with v1.29 and move the workloads? If you ask me, I would do the lazy way 😁 Come on, it's a Friday. Let me know what you think. Btw, I am Mutha Nagavamsi. I post Kubernetes & DevOps content.
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Shan@imshanvr·
@vinnie_navi Devops engineer here, let’s connect
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Sachin Prajapati@SPrajapati7078·
Can I reach 100🥲? |  ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ | | Developers Let's #Connect!| |_____________| \ (•◡•) / \ / —— | | |_ |_
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She is Master
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non aesthetic things@PicturesFoIder·
Today in Russia a man threw a smoke bomb at girl as a prank, and she threw a pot of boiling water in his face. 😬
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@xtremepentest Great feat. Love all the info you share on this platform.
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TRÄW🤟@thatstraw·
Hello folks 👋 New achievement unlocked: 61,000+ Followers 🔥🔥 (re) introducing what I do: 🎒 I share lots of Linux resources ✍️ I write articles on Linux, sysadmin, and DevOps 💡 I share daily Linux byte-sized tips 📖 I create ebooks, cheatsheets, and visual guides 🧱 I'm building a platform (@sysxplore) to help you learn Linux, sysadmin, and DevOps. ✉️ I send out a weekly Linux newsletter 🐧 I love Linux If that's something that interests you, toss me a follow ✅️
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@douglascybersec Hey Doug, thanks for asking. I was out on vacation and hence was not active.
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@imshanvr Shan!! What held you back?!?! Great you back.
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Shan@imshanvr·
Power of Backstage core components 💪 - Catalog - Templates - Documentation - Search Catalog is like our backstage encyclopedia, organizing everything for a smooth performance. It's the go-to guide for quick access to all the essentials Templates are our backstage architects, providing ready-to-use frameworks that make creating and planning a production a breeze. They're the blueprints for creativity. Documentation is our storyteller backstage, capturing all the important details. It's like our backstage diary, ensuring a flawless performance and preserving insights for the future. Search is our backstage detective, making it easy to find anything in our vast backstage world. It's like a quick and efficient spotlight, bringing every detail to the forefront when needed.
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@StepUpDevOps Blue green strategy is the way to go for kubernetes cluster upgrades
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StepUpDevOps@StepUpDevOps·
🚀 Which deployment strategy do you use? 📉 Do you make sure the application is not going down while doing upgrades/patches? ❓How critical is your application? Let's understand 🔵🟢 deployment strategy today! 👇 Yes, you heard it right, Blue-Green! #DevOps
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StepUpDevOps@StepUpDevOps·
@imshanvr Security is important in any application, thanks for sharing these details.
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Shan@imshanvr·
Start new year learning about Kubernetes security LAYERS Protecting your Kubernetes cluster is crucial, as a compromised cluster can lead to data breaches, service disruptions, and even malware infections. To achieve robust security, implementing a layered approach is key. Here's a breakdown of the different layers you can focus on: Cluster Level Network Segmentation: Isolate pods and namespaces using network policies to restrict traffic flow and prevent lateral movement. Resource Quotas and Limits: Control resource consumption of pods to prevent resource exhaustion and denial-of-service attacks. Container Level Image Scanning: Scan container images for vulnerabilities and malware before deployment. Secure Runtime Environment: Use a secure container runtime environment (CRI) like gVisor to further restrict container behavior. Secrets Management: Securely store and manage sensitive information like credentials using dedicated tools like Vault or Kubernetes Secrets. Code and Application Level Secure Coding Practices: Implement secure coding practices and use static code analysis tools to identify vulnerabilities in your applications. Software Supply Chain Security: Secure your software supply chain, including vulnerability management and code signing, to prevent compromised dependencies. Regular Updates and Patching: Apply security patches promptly to address vulnerabilities in your applications and operating systems. Monitoring and Logging Security Monitoring: Continuously monitor your cluster for suspicious activity and potential security threats. Logging and Auditing: Implement comprehensive logging and auditing to track user activity and identify potential security incidents. Incident Response: Have a well-defined incident response plan to quickly contain and mitigate security breaches. Cloud Level Infrastructure Security: Choose a secure cloud provider with strong physical and network security measures. Identity and Access Management (IAM): Implement granular access controls to manage who can access the cluster and its resources. Encryption: Ensure data at rest and in transit is encrypted with strong algorithms like AES-256.
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