There’s a two-part series on this blog from 2017 about setting up Cisco ASA with FreeRADIUS and two-factor authentication. The respectful suggestion in 2026 is: don’t do any of that anymore.
This is the GitHub Actions starter I want everyone on my team to use for AWS deploys. No long-lived access keys, no plaintext secrets, no magic. The whole thing is about 60 lines of YAML.
Terraform isn’t MPL anymore. OpenTofu is the community fork. If you’re responsible for a Terraform codebase you probably want a considered answer to “should I switch.” Here is mine.
One of the small things in EKS that quietly fixes a very old problem: how do my pods get AWS credentials without me stuffing access keys into Kubernetes secrets? Short answer — IAM roles for service accounts.
The last serious Kubernetes post on this blog was in January 2018 — a CI/CD piece with GitLab and Helm. A lot has changed since. Here is the short list of things that actually changed day-to-day work.