Goal: This post aims to fit right into that experience gap between a new starter and intermediate GitHub user. Post will be a collection and summary of all of the GitHub workflow related things that require time finding, testing and getting to work into a single document. The format will…

Yes, those settings and extensions that are used often (at least I do) but always forgotten during development. Well, you don’t have to remember what you forgot anymore, at least for Go development. Here is the list of stuff I use. The main language extensions are not listed since they…

Goal: This post aims to provide a deeper look into Vault Tokens as part of a series of posts starting from here. What we need Running Vault, preferably in dev mode. See Part 1 for installation if it doesn’t exist. Tokens We have been throwing around tokens left and right but let’s look at…

Goal: This post aims to provide a brief look into Vault policy path templating as part of a series of posts starting from here. What we need Running Vault, preferably in dev mode. See Part 1 for installation if it doesn’t exist. Policy Path Templating “So, why is this not in the policy article” is a…

Goal: This post aims to provide a deeper look into Vault Secrets Engines as part of a series of posts starting from here. What we need Running Vault, preferably in dev mode. See Part 1 for installation if it doesn’t exist. Secrets Engines Secrets engines are components that generate, and encrypt secret data for an…

Goal: This post aims to provide an introduction to Vault secrets as part of a series of posts starting from here. What we need Running Vault, preferably in dev mode. See Part 1 for installation if it doesn’t exist. If you’ve used Kubernetes (or anything else really) to manage your containers before, you…

Goal: This post aims to get a dev mode Vault up and running on your local as part of a series of posts starting from here. What we need Some sort of command prompt/bash/shell/stone tablets to run vault commands Before getting to the fancy engines and other things, we need to get Vault…

This is just my perspective after using logs for years and finally moving to traces rather unexpectedly (and suddenly). I should also add I’m by no means an expert on tracing but have used logs in some way for years. So logs, right? Love them or hate them, we need…