door Robert Jan | 13 mrt 2019 | AWS, Blogs, Terra10 |
In the previous two sessions of this blog series we’ve created an AWS instance and used Ansible to install a single Openshift OKD node. As scalability is one of the key features of cloud, we’ll show you how to add another AWS instance to your cluster. To...
door Robert Jan | 13 feb 2019 | AWS, Blogs, Openshift |
In this blog series we’re installing Openshift Community Edition (known as OKD, I don’t get it either) on AWS instances based on Centos. In the previous blog post, we’ve set up the AWS instance and used several steps to preconfigure the host. In this...
door Robert Jan | 4 feb 2019 | AWS, Blogs, Openshift, Terra10 |
Openshift is gaining in popularity, judged by the increasing number of large companies considering Openshift Enterprise as their new container platform. Even though Red Hat offers Openshift as a cloud service, and you can also install Openshift Enterprise on-premise...
door Jan van Zoggel | 1 feb 2019 | AWS, Blogs, Terra10 |
Since we both use Azure AD (Office365 / LDAP) for the companies user management and AWS for our hosting we already enabled federation between these cloud providers. This works perfectly by assuming an IAM Role through the Azure AD credentials and have console access...
door Jan van Zoggel | 26 nov 2018 | AWS, Blogs, Terra10 |
In our application flows we use AWS Simple Email Service to send emails to our users. Since the documentation and examples of AWS SES are not that clear, it might take some trial and error to figure out which of the parameters are mandatory and, more important,...
door Jan van Zoggel | 5 nov 2018 | AWS, Blogs, Terra10 |
AWS Key Management (KMS) is a fully managed service that makes it easy to create and control encryption keys on AWS which can then be utilised to encrypt and decrypt data in a safe manner. The service leverages Hardware Security Modules (HSM) under the hood which in...
