#Linux Linux 101 : USB boot media - Syslinux, isolinux, ... - We could format a USB storage device as ext3 or VFAT for example. We install Syslinux on our machine - Syslinux is a bootloader for Linux that we cou July 26, 2022 Share
#Istio Istio 101 : mTLS and interrupted connections The mLTS protocol is a mutual TLS that helps the client identify itself with the server and vice-versa. To activate mTLS for a service, we use a Yaml t July 22, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Processes and Namespaces To run programs in new namespaces , we use the " unshare " command It creates a new namespace and run the specified process in it - default progr July 20, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Namespace and Bind mounts - unshare, mount --bind, ... - An empty namespace is deleted by the system. In order to keep a namespace open, a process needs to be running inside it or it needs to have a bind mou July 18, 2022 Share
#networking Networking 101 : IP address classes and VLSM - Variable-Length Subnet Mask - Below are the IP classes: Class A : Ranges from " 1.n.n.n " to " 126.n.n.n ". With class A we get 127 networks, each with up to sixteen July 13, 2022 Share
#networking Networking 101 : Subnets, masks and IP addresses - C class example - We are using for our example a class C network IP address - 192.168.1.0 -. Because it is a class C address the first three octets - 192.168.1 - are us July 12, 2022 Share
#docker Docker 101 : Network namespace from docker and the host perspective Network namespace is a Linux concept that allows processes running inside different network namespaces to have their own network stack, routing tables July 11, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Securing your pods - Security Contexts - Kubernetes provides us with a security mechanism that makes it possible for us to limit what the programs running inside containers could do. A securit July 08, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Using admission controllers to secure the pods and the nodes After the client application has been authenticated and allowed to carry out its task within the kubernetes cluster, the admission controller steps in July 07, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Linux device manager "udev" amd "udevadm" The device manager udev handles the settings and the detection of hardware devices. It is a part of " systemd ", it also load the drivers for July 06, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Running a job once - The "at" command - To be able to run a task at a set time, we could use the " at " command. The " at " command does not run repetitive tasks, it runs a pr July 05, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : User's quota To limit the consumption of disk space, we could assign different values to the below elements: Block soft limit : 5000 Block hard limit : 10000 Inode so July 04, 2022 Share