How to Setup Strimzi Kafka Operator with Mutual TLS and Simple Authorization

How to Setup Strimzi Kafka Operator with Mutual TLS and Simple Authorization How to Setup Strimzi Kafka Operator with Mutual TLS and Simple Authorization This assumes that you have setup a Strimzi Kafka Operator. You can follow the links to install it on Openshift/Kubernetes: https://strimzi.io/quickstarts/ Detailed setup: https://strimzi.io/docs/master/full.html#getting-started-str Once you have the Kafka Operator up and running. Create a Kafka Cluster using following yaml: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anoopl/strimzi-kafka-operator-authn-authz/master/kafka-persistent.yaml kubectl apply -f https://raw.

Create an User in Kubernetes and Permit to use a Specific Namespace

Create an User in Kubernetes and Permit to use a Specific Namespace Create an User in Kubernetes and Permit to use a Specific Namespace In this post we try to learn how to configure an user for Kubernetes and allow only to use a certain name space. This is about to set RBAC policies for a user. We are assuming that your Kubernetes uses SSL certificate based authentication. Make sure that RBAC is enabled.

Install Istio using Helm Template Generation

Install Istio using Helm Template Generation Install Istio using Helm Template Generation We can install Istio with 3 methods. We have already discussed the first method on previous post. Complete installation steps for Istio on Kubernetes can be found a Kubernetes *Instructions for installing the Istio control plane on Kubernetes and adding virtual machines into the mesh.*istio.io https://istio.io/docs/setup/kubernetes/quick-start/ Now lets discuss the second method using Helm template generate. This method makes it easier to customise the installation ( even post install).