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of detail, then the auditd
package is for you. It is noisy in its output for good reason: detail.
The installation command on Debian derivatives such as Ubuntu (as per Debian 8 Jessie) is shown in Listing 1
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.
The installation command on Debian derivatives such as Ubuntu (as per Debian 8 Jessie) is shown in Listing 1.
Listing 1
Installing auditd on Debian
$ apt install auditd
chrisbinnie ~ # apt install
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or certificates. Attackers could also cover their tracks or manipulate banking transactions by surreptitiously altering timestamps.
Users are advised to upgrade to ntp-4.2.8p4, which fixes this vulnerability
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13.8 billion years ago, it suddenly increased more than 1 trillion trillion times in size in less than a trillionth of a trillionth of a microsecond, but no one knows how or why. This sudden inflation
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reside then become service projects through the sharing process.
Securing VPCs with Firewalls
Once you have created your VPCs, the next step is to take care of securing them. Firewall rules
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default via 10.2.2.1
ip rule add from 172.16.0.0/24 lookup 8
Administrators need to be aware of one small thing when using multiple routing tables: You do not have the routing entries the kernel creates
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it in an ingress rule and simply state the name in the .spec.tls.secretName[0] field (Listing 8).
Listing 7
Setting up an SSL Certificate for a Service
01 [...]
02 apiVersion: v1
03 data:
04 tls
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in an attempt to implement rules within an organization in a scalable way. One representative of this genre that has recently received greater attention is the Open Policy Agent (OPA) project [1], which is backed
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Ubuntu rules the cloud. According to The Cloud Market, Ubuntu is the most widely used cloud image used on the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (with nearly 370k images deployed). Not one to be satisfied
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practical use cases. The first step is to ask what Helm is good for in the first place and what problems it solves in the Kubernetes context.
Why Bother?
Kubernetes (K8s) has been on a roll for the past few
