Thenewtonlab

One cloud consultants building journey

Thenewtonlab

One cloud consultants building journey

An easier method to deal with AWS Security Groups via Terraform

As I continue my Terraform journey, I am always trying to find better ways to deal with the complexities of the code and the resulting resources built from the code. Security Groups are no execption. I did some web searching and found some code to parse a CSV and create a security group rule set. […]

What I’ve learn working with EKS and Kubernetes RBAC

RBAC or Role-based Access Control, is a key feature of Kubernetes (a.k.a. k8s) that provides access control by roles and role bindings. A role will be defined with a set of api_groups (“” for default, “apps”, “autoscaling”, “batch”, “extensions”, “networking.k8s.io”, “authentication.k8s.io”,”storage.k8s.io”,”certificates.k8s.io), resources (pods, deployments, namespaces, secrets, persistentvolumes, configmaps, nodes), and vebs (create, get, delete, list, […]

Configmap and the AWS EKS Terraform Module

I’m currently on a cool project where we are automating the deployment of EKS clusters with Terraform. The TFE server is configured with an IAM user, that TF user will automatically be added to the aws-auth section of the configmap. We have EKS module code to add our SSO group’s rolearn to the configmap. The […]

My takeways from Terraform code and Gateway Load Balancer

My first bit of code for my new employer was help to setup a “security VPC” that hosts a pair of Palo-Alto firewalls to inspect traffic from other AWS accounts (AKA “hub and spoke”). This work was based (loosely) on repos found here and here…these repos build a similar environment but within a single AWS […]

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