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Enforce Organization wide 2FA in GitHub
GitHub allows enforcement of organization-wide 2FA authentication which ensures all new users joining your GitHub Organization have 2FA enabled on their accounts. This article provides a quick walkthrough of how to enable this setting in your GitHub Organization.
How to add a new hostname or IP address to a Standalone Kubernetes API server
A short post on adding a new hostname or IP address to the PKI certificate of a Kubernetes cluster so that TLS connections between client (kubectl) and the API server do not generate warnings.
Using Prowler for AWS assessment against CIS Foundations benchmark - Part 1 Introduction and setup
Prowler is an Open Source security tool used for AWS security best practices assessments, incident response, audits, continuous monitoring, hardening, and forensics readiness. This post covers an introduction and instructions to set up the tool for learning.
How to update Base permissions setting in GitHub
This article provides a quick walkthrough of how to update Base permissions for your GitHub Organization.
Simple steps to set up a 2 Node Kubernetes Cluster using Kubeadm
A quick tutorial on setting up a 2 node Ubuntu bare metal Kubernetes cluster using kubeadm on standalone local virtual machines, Google VM Instances, AWS instances or any other cloud provider’s compute service.
5 Different ways to authenticate with AWS
AWS supports multiple ways of authenticating users based on their context. This article shows various ways of authenticating to AWS using credentials, tokens, SSO and others.
How to update a user owned public EBS Snapshot to private using AWS CLI
User owned public EBS snapshots are accessible to any AWS user. If you have created a public EBS snapshot that may contain sensitive or private information and would like to change it to a private snapshot using AWS CLI, follow this step-by-step guide.
How to update a user owned public EBS Snapshot to private
User owned public EBS snapshots are accessible to any AWS user. If you have created a public EBS snapshot that may contain sensitive or private information and would like to change it to a private snapshot, follow this step-by-step guide.
How to Make a GitHub Repository Private (2026)
Make a GitHub repository private safely. Follow the current 2026 steps and understand effects on forks, stars, watchers, Actions, and security.
How to use Steampipe to extract information for DigitalOcean
Once configured to work with DigitalOcean, Steampipe pulls metadata about resources running in the cloud which we can then query using SQL queries.
How to authenticate Steampipe with DigitalOcean
This article shows how to configure Steampipe to work with DigitalOcean.
How to encrypt EBS Snapshot in AWS
Encrypting EBS snapshots adds a layer of security and also helps in meeting compliance requirements. This article provides a walkthrough of how to encrypt an EBS snapshot in AWS.