By default, Kubernetes uses Base64 encoding to store information such as application credentials, keys, and certificates. Unfortunately, this Base64 encoding…
Category: Secretless Broker
Using CyberArk Conjur with Azure Serverless Functions and Managed Identities
Businesses need to provide flexible access to services that scale efficiently while always protecting customer data. Technologies like microservices and…
Kubernetes secrets management: Build secure apps faster without secrets
Kubernetes is a popular choice for microservices because it provides scalable, portable, efficient deployment and reduces most DevOps overhead. Generally,…
Secrets Management for Hybrid Applications
Keeping secrets safe is quite an important aspect of managing an application. One that is often ignored until it’s too…
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…
Connect to Any API Without Exposing Your Secrets | Secretless Broker
What is Secretless? Connecting to APIs has become a standard part of application development. As developers, we regularly use APIs…
Service-to-Service Authentication in Cloud Applications & Microservices
It’s not an exaggeration to say that enterprise ready machine identity frameworks are in greater need than before. This is…
Getting GOing
From the very beginning, the original Golang developers had a clear goal – retain the positive attributes of the common…
Using Kubernetes Custom Resources to Configure Secretless
The Default Method – Configuration By File The default method for configuring your Secretless Broker is to provide it with…
Converting the Secretless Broker to Golang modules
Introduction There has been a lot of buzz lately about Go modules, but there is still not much information available…