let’s see how we can secure our nginx ingress controller behind an l7 https load balancer and cloud armor

let’s go through 8 tips to optimize and secure your .net containers for kubernetes, based on my contributions to the online boutique sample apps

let’s see what are the advantages of using a chainguard container image, with nginx

let’s see how we could sign our own private container images with sigstore’s cosign and then how to only allow them to be deployed in our gke cluster thanks to sigstore’s policy-controller

let’s see how to deploy gatekeeper policies as oci artifacts, thanks to oras, google artifact registry and config sync

let’s see how to do the ci/gitops workflow with oci artifacts, github actions (using workload identity federation), google artifact registry and config sync (using workload identity)

let’s see how to do the ci/gitops workflow with helm charts, github actions (using workload identity federation), google artifact registry and config sync (using workload identity)

let’s see how to do the ci/gitops workflow with helm charts, github actions (using pat token), github container registry and config sync

let’s see how to do gitops with oci artifacts, artifact registry and config sync

let’s see how to use a keyless gcp authentication from github actions with workload identity federation

let’s see what we could learn on a kubernetes point of view from the log4shell cves

let’s see how to improve our security feature by leveraging the distroless asm proxy image

let’s see how the new crfa v2 is leveraging asm

let’s see how to scan your containers with gcp

let’s see how to setup both external and internal load balancers to expose your services in the same crfa cluster

let’s see ebpf and cilium on gke and how they are bringing more security and networking capabilities

let’s see in actions the new gke’s autopilot mode

let’s see gitops in actions with gke’s config sync

let’s see how we could host our own helm charts (and more generically, any oci artifacts) in google artifact registry

let’s see how to use open policy agent or dockle to check your containers on a security and compliances perspectives.

let’s setup an advanced continuous integration pipeline for containers

let’s see what I have learned during my first kubecon conference as well as my first capture the flag (ctf) experience to improve my knowledge about security with containers and kubernetes.

let’s see how to deploy the online boutique solution on gke, w/ or w/o workload identity

let’s see how you can only run what you trust (tl;dr whitelisted registries and signed containers) on gke with binauthz

let’s see how to deploy the demo bank (aka bank of anthos) solution on gke, w/ or w/o workload identity

let’s see how to cleanup your gcr by deleting old container images

let’s see how gcp brings unique and true container native networking with gke

let’s see in details what is google next onair 2020 and more specifically what you should watch on an application modernization standpoint

let’s see how to leverage google cloud operations (aka stackdriver) with gke

let’s see how to use google cloud build to build and deploy a containerized app on gke

let’s share some learnings during my first week leveraging gcp, tools and services like linux on my pixelbook, gcloud cli, docker, git, service account, gcr, cloud run, app engine and kubernetes engine

let’s discuss why my new blog is a containerized hugo website hosted on kubernetes

let’s add more security context to your containers on kubernetes

let’s build a custom linux container image as an azure pipelines agent

let’s build your own oci container images with buildah

let’s have a look at podman, a daemonless container engine

let’s be more flexible while deploying kured thanks to its helm chart

let’s leverage docker, helm, kubernetes and terraform to make your bot app more cloud native

let’s use azure security center (asc) to scan your containers in azure container registry (acr)

let’s go through the latest and greatest of helm 3

let’s see what has been announced around the containers technologies at the microsoft ignite conference 2019

let’s secure the communications between your pods with calico kubernetes network policies

let’s build and deploy a containerized app in kubernetes via azure pipelines

let’s do ci/cd with your own helm charts, acr and aks via azure pipelines

let’s see what’s keda what it is in action

let’s see what does mean the graduation of the windows nodes support in k8s as stable

let’s deploy azure cognitive services as docker containers

let’s use grafana dashboard for your azure services through azure monitor