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Deploying Wazuh on Air gapped Kubernetes

Deploying Wazuh on Air gapped Kubernetes

Posted by By Omer Sade June 10, 2025
Introduction In today’s cloud-native environments, securing infrastructure is a top priority. Wazuh, an open-source security platform, offers powerful capabilities such…
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How to Deploy Highly Available Cilium on Raspberry Pi

How to Deploy Highly Available Cilium on Raspberry Pi

Posted by By Daniel Kallner January 19, 2025
Introduction Following our previous guide of How to Deploy a Kubernetes K3s on Raspberry Pi , we wanted a more…
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Securing OpenShift Ingress and API with cert-manager

Securing OpenShift Ingress and API with cert-manager

Posted by By Daniel Kallner August 8, 2024
Introduction In this post, we will be Securing OpenShift Ingress and API with cert-manager. We will create Certificates for OpenShift…
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Encrypting etcd in OpenShift

Encrypting etcd in OpenShift

Posted by By Daniel Kallner August 17, 2023
Introduction Data is the lifeblood of any OpenShift cluster, and protecting it is not just wise – it’s essential! That’s…
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Fix OpenShift “certificate has expired or is not yet valid” error

Fix OpenShift “certificate has expired or is not yet valid” error

Posted by By Daniel Kallner July 9, 2023
Introduction In the following post, we will see how Replacing the ingress certificate in OpenShift helps this error. When operating…
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Configuring Active Directory as OpenShift Identity Provider

Configuring Active Directory as OpenShift Identity Provider

Posted by By Daniel Kallner June 16, 2023
Introduction Integrating your cluster with Active Directory can bolster security. In this post, we’ll walk through the steps to Configuring…
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Manage your certificates with cert-manager and Let’s Encrypt

Manage your certificates with cert-manager and Let’s Encrypt

Posted by By Daniel Kallner June 13, 2023
Introduction In this post we will configure cert-manager on Kubernetes in order to manage your traffic using HTTPS (SSL/TLS) certificates…
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Replace OpenShift default ingress certificate

Replace OpenShift default ingress certificate

Posted by By Daniel Kallner May 14, 2023
Introduction In this post, we will replace OpenShift default ingress certificate. It’s no secret that the default certificates are not…
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