Tutorial

In the previous post we started to deploy a password generator application in AWS EKS. By the end of it, two problems came to light: There is no SSL certificate assuring that our domain is ours. It could be someone else, faking a connection to sniff data from your computer. We need a ✨remarkable✨ address. We are going to start with registering an address. In order to follow, we need to buy a domain from a registrar. In our example, we use Cloudflare ...

In the post Creating a distroless signed docker image, a password generator application was shipped in a distroless signed docker image. In this tutorial, we are going to use that image and deploy the same application in AWS EKS. We are not going to show how to install local dependencies or how to set an AWS Account and user permissions, however we provide the documentation for such. Dependencies In order to complete this tutorial, you need to install and configure the following applications and services: ...

Distroless Images Distroless container images, unlike the traditional ones, does not include software that are common in distro-based images, such as package managers and shells. This approach aims to minimize the image size and reduce vulnerabilities by removing unnecessary components to run an application. These types of images are suitable for production environments rather than running interactive containers, since they are often smaller and have less attack vectors than traditional images. ...