Software Engineer | DevOps | Data Engineer

Joined March 2022
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One of the challenge I have faced, is differentiating between monitoring and observability... Then, I just got it! Monitoring in its simplest form is like a metric, basically a threshold you check out for, While observability gives you WHY that value was gotten. #DevOps #DataEng
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One area of #kubernetes that is interesting is working with PSA and PSS, which fit in the global scheme of Admission Controllers. Thus, you must know how to enable them, then finally to configure them, just like other admission controllers. #SRE #Security #DevSecOps
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When dealing with security on kubernetes, as a devops we are lucky, because once you block one or two vectors of the attack kill chain, it becomes harder by treat actors to get hold of your cluster.
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When looking at security in Kubernetes, two vectors should be considered, One what phase In the cluster are you in, i.e., Build, Deploy and Runtime. Second, What Level of granularity are the security tools been applied, i.e., is it at Cloud, Cluster, Container, or Code. #Devops
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The most underrated tool in the devops ecosystem, that we use on a day to day, for me is the #notepad... #Devops #SRE
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Working with kubernetes in the cloud becomes very much easy once you are comfortable with the Networking and Storage of that cloud provider... Trust me it goes a long way! #DevOps #Networking #SRE #Software
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As a #devops engineer, one of the stuff that keeps you focused automatically is when you see a destroy in your #terraform plan output... #SRE #Kubernetes
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One thing I have learnt about learning is that, if you are struggling about a concept, learn something that encapsulates it, like something real that actually uses it different level, automatically you will find out that concepts that looked hard becomes simple immediately.
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I have seen this pattern over and over again in my own personal life. For e.g., I was struggling with #aws VPC, then I went on to take on the entire AWS networking infrastructure (the specialist certification), and there vpc was like the least thing to be aware off! #Devops
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Automatically, VPC becomes easy, because in the networking training, I am learning how to combine multiple VPCs (i.e., encapsulate) in different accounts/regions to solve real life problems. As can be seen the VPC that was once complex became easy. #Devops #DataEngineering
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Having been certified with multiple #kubernetes certificate and working with both on prem and AKS and EKS. Working with cloud managed kubernetes service boils down to networking. Thus if you don't understand the networking of that cloud, you will face challenges. #Devops #SRE
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One underrated skill in cloud & software engineering: PKI and cryptography. Get comfortable with it, and you’ll resolve a surprising number of daily issues—certs, TLS, auth, trust… it all starts making sense. A great starting point: CompTIA Security Same fundamentals always
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Here is something I like about #DDD, I ran a security test against my backend, and guess what only 1 critical vulnerability was found out. You can try out the tool out on your backend github.com/rigAITe/business-…
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Have you ever wondered how to store secret in Git? Two solutions I have seen is the sealed secret and external secret. #Devops
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Understanding the cause of things, will make u better at them.
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One of the common issues that developers mostly encounter is CORS error, which occurs after real client try to use the API provide. Istio help solve this seamlessly via its VirtualService resource, by using the corspolicy field.
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#Istio is just cool. With just the istio workloadEntry and ServiceEntry you can load balance between your VM and pod in kubernetes cluster. #DevOps
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