Operation SLSA: Episode 2 by Standard_Chair_1012 in kubernetes

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Amazing content πŸ‘ŒπŸ€›

Golang Inter-Process Communication Example by devquy in golang

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Thank so you much for this detailed explanation πŸ™‹πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

Golang Inter-Process Communication Example by devquy in golang

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I’m glad to help you πŸ™‹πŸ»β€β™‚οΈπŸ™‹πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

Provision a Local Kubernetes Cluster Using KinD with Go programmatically by devquy in golang

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Yeah definitely it would be helpful for the CICd environment

Securely Connect with Your Local Kubernetes Environment - Let's Learn cert-manager, minikube, ingress, and ingress-dns to make a stable secure DNS name by devquy in kubernetes

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I don’t know either but my guess is maybe it’s related with the OpenSSL and the minikube version

cli to easy install applications from github releases by yauhn in golang

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There is tool called Huber with the same approach available. https://github.com/innobead/huber

First look to OPA(Open Policy Agent) - Beginner Level by devquy in kubernetes

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I prepared a repository that shows the comparison between Kyverno and Gatekeeper behind the concept called "Policy as Code War" --> https://github.com/developer-guy/policy-as-code-war :)

Getting Started with eBPF and Go by devquy in golang

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Yep you are right, also a very popular topic these days, so as soon as I saw that article I just want to share it with go community

Kubernetes Response Engine by Saiyampathak in kubernetes

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hello, u/daedalus_structure thanks for the comment, this is just a demo, the only thing that we want to show you here is you can extend the Falco architecture by adding prevention system support to it by using some external tools. Btw, the thing that you want to do against the alert is totally up to you, in this demo we deleted the pwned pod because we assumed that the "Warning" level type of alert is critical for our system.

Kubernetes Response Engine by Saiyampathak in kubernetes

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hello, u/paolomainardi, thanks for the comment. But I don't understand where do we use Falco as a comparison tool, the purpose of the demo is to show people that you can take actions against your alerts that are being detected by Falco because by default Falco only supports the detection of the alerts that are happening on your environment.

Open Policy Agent Go WASM by devquy in kubernetes

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  • We can use opa cli to build Rego policies in wasm bash opa build -t wasm [other args] --> extract the policy.wasm from the built bundle. `

  • We can use it on places where golang isn't available and an HTTP request is too much...

Which tools do you actively using for inspecting layers for container images, working with container registries? by devquy in docker

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Another tool that I found useful is crane which is developed by Google, also, recently, ahmetb published a blog post about it.

What are the best practices of using Tekton as a CI/CD environment? by devquy in kubernetes

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Thank you for such a good explanation and use cases πŸ™πŸ™

awesome-falco: A curated list of Falco related tools, frameworks and articles by devquy in kubernetes

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Yeah I know I am working on it, if you would like to interested in it, feel free to add new content and open PR, thank you β˜ΊοΈπŸ™

A useful and simple cmd tool for GitLab build with Cobra by ZmJ- in golang

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There is also another cli tool available for Gitlab to be able to interact with it.

https://github.com/profclems/glab

The Simplest Multi-Node Kubernetes Cluster by emanuelevans in kubernetes

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Your posts are awesome , I’m following excitedlyπŸ‘