Multi Account AWS Infrastructures with tfctl

At The Scale Factory we’ve been building secure, multi-account AWS infrastructures for a long time – well before AWS Organizations was a thing. Today architects are spoilt for choice with solutions like Landing Zone, Control Tower and, coming soon, the Terraform Landing Zone. All of those let you provision new accounts at the press of […]

AWS Security Features for SaaS Workloads

As a cloud service provider, you’re responsible for making sure that the application code, the infrastructure to run it, and your customers’ data are all available when your customers expect them to be. You can make use of the security controls already available from your cloud infrastructure provider to help secure your workload. Here’s an […]

Using Multiple kubectl Versions with Minimal Faff

In a previous article I explained how subcommands let developers make command line tools that other people can extend. Here’s a way to use that technique to support multiple versions of kubectl with minimal faff. kubectl only officially supports a version skew of one minor version; if you have the latest kubectl and want to […]

Securing S3 Buckets with s3audit

These days it can seem like we don’t have to wait very long for another data breach involving an insecure S3 bucket. Such data breaches generally involve private data being stored in an S3 bucket which allows public access. Photo by Gregory Culmer on Unsplash This year alone we’ve seen data breaches from Teletext Holidays, […]

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