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Cloud

Configurable default values on terraform objects

Configurable default values on terraform objects

Creating complex configurations requires many dimensions on the input - this post shows how to take care of default values in such a case to offer users of your code fine grained control without enforcing too much input if not required.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Terraform
Terraform - applying complex default values

Terraform - applying complex default values

This post explores handling default values in Terraform. It shows merging default values with instance-specific values, using both native merge and the deepmerge module for recursive merging of nested objects. This approach ensures compact, maintainable code and seamless use of default values.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Cloud
Get filesystem access using an ephemeral container in kubernetes

Get filesystem access using an ephemeral container in kubernetes

Sometimes you need to access a containers filesystem but the container itself is eventually distroless or does not offer any shell. Here's how to access the filesystem anyway using ephemeral containers!

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Cloud
Using AKS kubectl (kubelogin) on headless systems or pipelines

Using AKS kubectl (kubelogin) on headless systems or pipelines

Running kubectl on pipelines with interactive authentication is somewhat non-optimal :-) Let's make it better without using long-living tokens.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Azure
Choosing a postgres operator

Choosing a postgres operator

This post describes my journey on the selection of the postgres operator that matches our demand.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Kubernetes
Why you should use rook ceph on kubernetes (onprem)

Why you should use rook ceph on kubernetes (onprem)

If you run kubernetes on your own, you need to provide a storage solution with it. We are using ceph (operated through rook). This article gives some short overview about it's benefits and some pro's and con's of it.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Cloud
Change statefulset spec without downtime

Change statefulset spec without downtime

Altering statefulsets on kubernetes can be tricky - as statefulsets are very common used for persistent applications like databases recreation is no option. This guide shows a path around some of these limitations.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Cloud
Linux kernel keyrings, container isolation and maybe some kerberos

Linux kernel keyrings, container isolation and maybe some kerberos

On a recent project I've been stumbling on the case that kerberos tickets have been inadvertently shared across containers on a node - which obviously caught my attention as I'm not keen on sharing such secrets across workloads. This post describes why this happens and what to do to prevent this.

Daniel Nachtrub
Daniel Nachtrub
Kubernetes