Secrets Management with .NET Core
Since the earliest attempts at application development, programmers have needed to include credentials as part of their application. Connecting an…
Author: Mike Mackrory
- About Mike Mackrory
- Mike Mackrory is a Global citizen who has settled down in the Pacific Northwest — for now. By day he works as a Lead Engineer on a DevOps team, and by night, he writes and tinkers with other technology projects. When he’s not tapping on the keys, he can be found hiking, fishing and exploring both the urban and rural landscape with his kids. Always happy to help out another developer, he has a definite preference for helping those who bring gifts of gourmet donuts, craft beer and/or single-malt Scotch.
Posts by Mike Mackrory
Developer’s Guide to Selecting a Secrets Management Solution
The role of the developer has changed a great deal in recent years. Application architectures now include microservices, distributed systems,…
An Introduction to Creating & Organizing Your First Public Key Store for Microservices With Secrets Management
Microservices are taking the world by storm, and the movement isn’t showing signs of slowing down any time soon. The…
Building a Comprehensive Monitoring Strategy That Includes Secrets Management
Over the past decade, software development and information technology operations have become more integrated, spawning a new approach, commonly called…
Managing Secrets in Red Hat Ansible Automation Playbooks
Ansible is an agentless management tool that can manage provisioning, configuration, and deployment of applications. RedHat acquired Ansible in 2015…
Setting up SSH Key management for multiple servers with Conjur
The SSH or Secure Shell protocol has become the industry standard for logging into one computer from another. Engineers use…
How To Secure Secrets Within Your Java Application With an Open Source Secrets Management SDK
Over the past decade, my career has evolved from Development to DevOps and most recently to DevSecOps. DevSecOps is the result of organizations…
Mitigating Risk in the Cloud with Authorization of Amazon Web Services Apps
In this article, we’re going to talk about the problems surrounding authorization for your AWS account. We’ll define what those…
CI/CD Servers Know All Your Plumbing Secrets
The DevOps culture shift and the move to continuous integration and deployment have required different tooling and utilities than previous…
Using Conjur RBAC with Your Kubernetes Cluster
2015 wasn’t very long ago, but when we look at significant events in computing, that was the year that the…
Managing and Understanding the Secrets of IoT
The Internet of Things, or IoT, is what allows us to take the power of computing beyond desktops, servers, and…
Loading Your Database Credentials at Runtime with Conjur
Back when I first became a programmer, it was a common practice to include database credentials right in the code…