QA Migration to Kubernetes in 1.5 Weeks: Then and Now
April 18, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Recently I was asked once again to build out Kubernetes cluster infrastructure, and deploy and configure supporting software, and then migrate a client’s QA environment and applications to the cluster. This was all to be completed in a week…
Read More →Terraform Config for Multi-Cloud: Solution
March 10, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Terraform is the industry standard tool for infrastructure provisioning. It provides a unified language for interacting with any supported API. This enables developers to interact with a variety of platforms via knowledge of Terraform, and some measure of knowledge…
Read More →Terraform Config for Multi-Cloud: Problem
March 8, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Terraform is the industry standard tool for infrastructure provisioning. It provides a unified language for interacting with any supported API. This enables developers to interact with a variety of platforms via knowledge of Terraform, and some measure of knowledge…
Read More →Get started with Kubernetes for the price of a Ford Bronco
February 17, 2022 | By Nick Marcarelli
IT has arrived as an essential expenditure to producing revenue for an organization. Almost everything is a software expenditure. We buy hardware to run applications that run our businesses. We invest in the cloud as an alternative to run applications…
Read More →Custom Vault Integrations: C++ (Bonus)
February 10, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Hashicorp’s Vault has become the industry standard tool for secrets management. It comes packaged with multiple solutions for engines supporting various authentication methods, secrets integrations, and storage. However, not every application has a first-party, third-party, or community secrets engine…
Read More →Custom Vault Integrations: Javascript
January 31, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Hashicorp’s Vault has become the industry standard tool for secrets management. It comes packaged with multiple solutions for engines supporting various authentication methods, secrets integrations, and storage. However, not every application has a first-party, third-party, or community secrets engine…
Read More →Custom Vault Integrations: Python
January 28, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Hashicorp’s Vault has become the industry standard tool for secrets management. It comes packaged with multiple solutions for engines supporting various authentication methods, secrets integrations, and storage. However, not every application has a first-party, third-party, or community secrets engine…
Read More →Custom Vault Integrations: Ruby
January 18, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Hashicorp’s Vault has become the industry standard tool for secrets management. It comes packaged with multiple solutions for engines supporting various authentication methods, secrets integrations, and storage. However, not every application has a first-party, third-party, or community secrets engine…
Read More →Custom Vault Integrations: Go
January 13, 2022 | By Matthew Schuchard
Introduction Hashicorp’s Vault has become the industry standard tool for secrets management. It comes packaged with multiple solutions for engines supporting various authentication methods, secrets integrations, and storage. However, not every application has a first-party, third-party, or community secrets engine…
Read More →Hot Fixing Log4j JNDI in Java 1.6+ (No updates required)
December 21, 2021 | By Derrick Sutherland
As corporations continue to deal with patching and updating their systems to deal with log4shell, there are many systems which will become quite a challenge. As the vast majority of you are already aware, a new series of vulnerabilities came…
Read More →Episode 10: Getting to Actionable Insights with Speed & Scale with David Wolfe
September 10, 2021 | By Nick Marcarelli
Organizations across the world encounter the same issue with their data — speed to insight. Even with a team made up of the best and brightest statisticians, you still have to run correlations and regressions to get to that actionable…
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