From Part 1 you should know a bit about what PodIdentity is, and why it's an important addition.  In this Part, we'll set out the basics of adding it, and then using it, with an example. 1. Create your identity This is the identity that you would like your pods to assume.  It's also what... Continue Reading →

I've recently started in the world of Kubernetes (or K8s as you cool kids call it), and for the most part, I've been able to map MOST of the concepts of Instance based deployments in AWS, to Kubernetes configurations in AKS/Azure.  However, we hit an issue when it came to credentials. The Problem When we... Continue Reading →