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kameshwara rao marthy
@kameshmarthy
Securing Kubernetes secrets with Vault
Submitted Aug 15, 2019
Section: Full talk (40 mins)
Category: Security
Kubernetes is a popular container orchestration platform, and there is a need for having a robust secret-management system to serve the diverse needs of multiple applications it manages. This session is to demonstrate how to run HashiCorp Vault on Kubernetes and use Vault to store and retrieve secrets for applications running on Kubernetes.
Outline
In this session, i would like to present a) How Kubernetes stores its secrets
b) the need of a secret management system in Kubernetes
c) How Hashicorp vault can help in managing the diverse secrets
Requirements
NA
Speaker bio
I have 10+ years of experience in IT industry. I am working for Thomson Reuters as a lead in cloud and DevOps space. Before joining Thomson Reuters, i was with Cisco and was working on developing large enterprise solutions.
When not working i love to listen to the babbles of my 2 year old daughter, read books and travel places.
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Piyush Verma
Observability and Control Theory
Software, by default, is opaque. To see what it’s doing you have to write observation capability into it. This goes beyond logs and stepping through in a debugger - because you have to observe the live system, not your sandbox. Is observability a new concept and how is it different from monitoring? How does Control theory use observability to build systems that thrive on feedback and improve? How… more
18 Aug 2019
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