A cup of coffee

It’s been a few years now since I migrated from X to Bluesky.

One of Kubernetes’ great strengths is being able to manage our resources elastically.

When an application gets breached, the first thing an attacker will do is exfiltrate whatever data they can reach.

If you follow my blog regularly, you know I have a genuine fondness for Talos Linux.

Regular readers of this blog know my deep attachment to Talos.

Introduction# For several years, I’ve been looking to manage my system configuration “As-code” to ensure reproducibility and consistency across my environments.

In my article on Authentik, I mentioned the possibility of having SSO on the Kubernetes API-Server.

In 2024, I wrote an article about Istio, a service mesh that manages communication between microservices.

When I present Talos, I often start by showcasing the speed of cluster deployment, the lightweight OS, the security, the simplicity of deployment, and I conclude by emphasizing that despite being minimalist, it is still extensible.

At first, I didn’t really want to write an article about Omni.

If you are a regular reader of this blog, you already know that I am a huge fan of Talos, a minimalist and secure distribution designed solely to run Kubernetes components.

I have been using Github as an OAuth2 support for authenticating myself on applications for a while now.

When you start working with Kubernetes, you quickly realize that managing communications between services is not so simple.

I think many of us have our own collection of smart gadgets at home, connected to platforms like Jeedom, Home Assistant, or others.

Falco from A to Y# When managing a server fleet, it is often challenging to have visibility into what is happening on the servers.

Introduction# The Web of Trust (WoT) is a concept used in the field of computer security and cryptography.

GitOps# What is GitOps?

Introduction# For some time now, I have been interested in Talos, an operating system for Kubernetes.

Loki is an open-source log management system designed by Grafana Labs.

Introduction# Vault is a secret management tool developed by Hashicorp.

Creating your own cloud at home?

Introduction# When you deploy an application on Kubernetes, it may need secrets to function.

What is Prometheus?

Tmux is a terminal multiplexer that allows you to create and control sessions.

IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is a P2P (Peer to Peer) protocol that allows for the decentralized distribution of files.

Dagger.io is a project that was announced some time ago by Solomon Hykes, and its philosophy caught my attention.

Introduction# Usually, when I start writing documentation, I always begin with a definition (often sourced from Wikipedia).