Containers
Deploying Miniflux on OpenShift
Miniflux is a minimalist, open source and opinionated RSS feed reader. There is a hosted instance available at a fair price point but wouldn’t it be cooler to host your own instance on your OpenShift cluster? Let’s do it! Continuer la lecture
Deploying Invidious on OpenShift
Invidious is an alternative frontend to YouTube that is slimmer, faster and at the same time offer more features than YouTube itself. And even more important: it’s Open Source! There is a hosted instance at invidio.us if you want to give it a try. But, wouldn’t it be cooler to host your own instance on your OpenShift cluster? Let’s do it! Continuer la lecture
Running Red Hat SSO outside of OpenShift
In an article named Red Hat Single Sign-On: Give it a try for no cost!, I explained how to deploy Red Hat SSO very easily in any OpenShift cluster. As pointed by a reader in a comment, as widespread OpenShift can be, not everyone has access to a running OpenShift cluster. So, here is how to run Red Hat SSO outside of OpenShift: using only plain Docker commands. Continuer la lecture
One-liner to decode a Kubernetes secret (base64 encoded)
Creating a Kubernetes secret from a value is easy: $ oc create secret generic my-secret --from-literal=secretValue=super-secret secret/my-secret created But getting back this value (from a Shell script, for instance) is not so easy since it is now base64 encoded: $ oc get secret my-secret -o yaml apiVersion: v1 kind: Secret metadata: name: my-secret namespace: qlkube type: Opaque data: secretValue: c3VwZXItc2VjcmV0 Hopefully, since the latest versions of Kubernetes, there is now a one-liner to extract the field and base64 decode it: Continuer la lecture