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Kafka Installation and Security with Ansible – Topics, SASL and ACLs

Kafka Installation and Security with Ansible – Topics, SASL and ACLs

by Brian Stark | Jul 27, 2021 | Ansible, DevOps, Insights, Kafka, Security

Kafka Installation and Security with Ansible – Topics, SASL and ACLs l by Brian Stark  27 Jul, 2021  Ansible | DevOps | Insights | Kafka | Security It is all too easy to create a Kafka cluster and let it be used as a streaming platform but...
Getting started with Kafka Cassandra Connector

Getting started with Kafka Cassandra Connector

by Jino John | Jun 21, 2021 | Cassandra, data, DevOps, Kafka

Getting started with Kafka Cassandra Connector l by Jino John  21 Jun, 2021  Cassandra | data | DevOps | Kafka This blog provides step by step instructions on using Kafka Connect with Apache Cassandra. It provides a fully working docker-compose...
K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 3

K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 3

by Luca Di Maio | Jun 2, 2021 | Ansible, DevOps, Insights, Kubernetes, Linux, Security

K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 3 l by Luca Di Maio  2 Jun, 2021  Ansible | DevOps | Insights | Kubernetes | Linux | Security Part 1: Deploying K3s, network and host machine security configuration Part 2:...
K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 3

K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 2

by Luca Di Maio | Jun 2, 2021 | Ansible, DevOps, Insights, Kubernetes, Linux, Security

K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 2 l by Luca Di Maio  2 Jun, 2021  Ansible | DevOps | Insights | Kubernetes | Linux | Security Part 1: Deploying K3s, network and host machine security configuration Part 2:...
K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 3

K3s – lightweight kubernetes made ready for production – Part 1

by Luca Di Maio | Jun 2, 2021 | Ansible, Blog, DevOps, Insights, Kubernetes, Linux, Security

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