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Create a Azure API Management service instance with custom domain (SSL cert) using PowerShell script in Azure Devops using Release Pipelines

21 Oct, 2019

When you create an Azure API Management service instance, Azure assigns it a subdomain of azure-api.net. you can expose your API Management endpoints using your own custom domain name, such as contoso.com.

How to create authentication certificate (Base-64 encoded X.509 .CER) using PFX certificate

02 Sep, 2019

If you have already created pfx certificate then there are 2 ways to generate .CER certificate. As you know pfx certificate will have both private and public key whereas authentication certificate (.CER) will have the public key only.

How to create kops cluster in existing VPC, subnets, CIDR range and dns-zone

Use kops to create kubernetes cluster in existing VPC and Subnets.
How to install crowdstrike antivirus (falcon-sensor) in kops cluster using additionalUserData

Additional user-data can be passed to the host provisioning by setting the additionalUserData field.
How to install sqlcmd on kubernetes pod container to test sql server connection

This article covers setting up of mssql-tools which includes the sqlcmd client utility. These steps are needed for container in which you wish to use the sqlcmd command or other Microsoft-originating utilities on Ubuntu to interact with an MSSQL Server.
Run PostgreSQL and pgAdmin in container on windows WSL (ubuntu 18.04)

Instead of installing postgreSQL server as local service for development setup, you can run postgreSQL and pgAdmin as Docker containers.
How to resolve error – container has runAsNonRoot and image will run as root

The error “container has runAsNonRoot and image will run as root” is due to non availability of required volume not mounted for container.
How to let your team members access kubernetes cluster

As Kops creates a Bastion server to access Cluster nodes, so this article will be based on user created on Bastion server from where they will access kubernetes cluster.
Deploying the AWS IAM Authenticator using kops

Managing authentication protocols is huge task, requiring admins to maintain a list of acceptable users, validate permissions on an ongoing basis for each user, prune users that don’t need access, and even periodically recycle token- and certificate-based access.