Running the Red Hat build of Keycloak on OpenShift
In this blog post, we are going to bring a few different technologies together to support an instance of the[…]
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Generating Let’s Encrypt certificates with Red Hat OpenShift cert-manager operator using the Cloudflare DNS solver
Let’s Encrypt is a nonprofit certificate authority that provides free SSL/TLS certificates, which are essential for enabling secure HTTPS connections[…]
Read moreIn-Depth Hashicorp Vault setup on OpenShift using OpenShift GitOps
I’m running a couple of clusters in my lab environment. One of them is a “hub” cluster which is handling[…]
Read morerpm-ostree kernel parameters
I’ve been messing around with one of my boxes because of a faulty onboard ethernet adapter. I was trying to[…]
Read moreCertificates from Let’s Encrypt using certbot on RHEL
Requirements: Certificates are a pain. But they are a very necessary and vital piece to your security. Here’s how to[…]
Read moreConcise Keycloak Realm for Testing
I’ve recently been working on some Quarkus and Angular projects requiring an OIDC provider and I have been using Keycloak.[…]
Read moreUsing Podman with Quarkus and Testcontainers on MacOS M1
Switching to use Podman instead of Docker for spinning up Testcontainers on MacOS just takes a bit of install and[…]
Read moreNFS PVC Dynamic Provisioning on OpenShift
Setting Up the NFS Server I run a RHEL box which provides all the supporting services needed for my POCs[…]
Read moreLet’s Encrypt Certificate Management on OpenShift using cert-manager Operator
I love me some Let’s Encrypt. This nonprofit certificate authority brought a no-nonsense set of tools and practices to managing[…]
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