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folio_content/content/Techno/Infra/Application/Auth/Keycloak.md
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date: 2024-07-16T22:51:00Z | ||
title: "Keycloak" | ||
description: "Keycloak - The IAM solution" | ||
spec: | ||
blog: false | ||
project: false | ||
doc: true | ||
links: | ||
- name: "Keycloak" | ||
url: "https://www.keycloak.org/" | ||
- name: "Keycloak Documentation" | ||
url: "https://www.keycloak.org/documentation.html" | ||
tags: | ||
- "IAM" | ||
- "Keycloak" | ||
- "Cloud" | ||
- "Web" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
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## Keycloak | ||
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Keycloak is an Identity and Access Management solution. Written in Java, it's a good self-hosted solution to manage your users and their access to your applications. | ||
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Keycloak was the previous solution i used to manage my users and their access to my applications. The only reason i got out of Keycloak was the fact that it's written in Java. I prefer to use Go for my applications and i wanted to have a full Go stack (well since that time i moved to Rust) for my applications. |
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folio_content/content/Techno/Infra/Application/Auth/Zitadel.md
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date: 2024-07-16T22:51:00Z | ||
title: "Zitadel" | ||
description: "Zitadel - The IAM solution" | ||
spec: | ||
blog: false | ||
project: false | ||
doc: true | ||
links: | ||
- name: "Zitadel" | ||
url: "https://zitadel.ch/" | ||
- name: "Zitadel Documentation" | ||
url: "https://docs.zitadel.ch/" | ||
tags: | ||
- "IAM" | ||
- "Zitadel" | ||
- "Cloud" | ||
- "Web" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
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## Zitadel | ||
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Zitadel is an Identity and Access Management solution. Written in Go, it's a good self-hosted solution to manage your users and their access to your applications. | ||
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This solution is the one i use when i need to manage my users and their access to my applications. It's a good solution to have a full IAM in the cloud and to be able to manage your users from anywhere. |
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folio_content/content/Techno/Infra/Application/EclipseChe.md
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date: 2024-07-16T22:51:00Z | ||
title: "Eclipse Che" | ||
description: "Eclipse Che - The cloud IDE" | ||
spec: | ||
blog: false | ||
project: false | ||
doc: true | ||
links: | ||
- name: "Eclipse Che" | ||
url: "https://www.eclipse.org/che/" | ||
- name: "Eclipse Che Documentation" | ||
url: "https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/" | ||
technos: | ||
- "Java" | ||
- "Web" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
- "Eclipse Che" | ||
tags: | ||
- "IDE" | ||
- "Eclipse Che" | ||
- "Cloud" | ||
- "Web" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
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## Eclipse Che | ||
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Eclipse Che is a Cloud IDE, based on DevFile it's a kubernetes native environment. | ||
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This solution is the one i use when i need an IDE on the go and even on my own laptop. It's a good solution to have a full IDE in the cloud and to be able to work on your projects from anywhere. | ||
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I even use it sometime to administer my cluster. |
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date: 2024-07-16T22:51:00Z | ||
title: "Gitea" | ||
description: "Gitea - The self-hosted Git service" | ||
spec: | ||
blog: false | ||
project: false | ||
doc: true | ||
links: | ||
- name: "Gitea" | ||
url: "https://gitea.io/" | ||
- name: "Gitea Documentation" | ||
url: "https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/" | ||
techs: | ||
- "Go" | ||
- "Git" | ||
- "Web" | ||
- "Docker" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
tags: | ||
- "Git" | ||
- "Gitea" | ||
- "Self-hosted" | ||
- "Web" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
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## Gitea | ||
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Gitea is a self-hosted Git service. It's a lightweight solution to host your own Git repositories. It's a good alternative to Gitlab or Github. It's written in Go and it's pretty easy to setup. It's a good solution if you want to have your own Git service and don't want to rely on a third party service. | ||
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I use Gitea to host my own repositories. It's a good solution to have a private repository and to have a good overview of your projects. It's a good solution to have a backup of your repositories and to have a good overview of your projects. |
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title: "Harbor" | ||
description: "Harbor - The container registry" | ||
spec: | ||
blog: false | ||
project: false | ||
doc: true | ||
links: | ||
- name: "Harbor" | ||
url: "https://goharbor.io/" | ||
- name: "Harbor Documentation" | ||
url: "https://goharbor.io/docs/" | ||
tags: | ||
- "Container" | ||
- "Registry" | ||
- "Kubernetes" | ||
- "Harbor" | ||
- "Security" | ||
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## Harbor | ||
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Harbor is a container registry. It's a good solution to store your container images. It provide a good way to analyze your images. | ||
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I use Harbor to store my images. It's the best solution to store and cache the images used accross my kube clusters. |
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