IONOS SE as part of United Internet Group has the approach to anchoring their own services provided by IONOS more deeply in the company. One aspect of that approach is the usage of their own Cloud provider “IONOS Cloud”. YOTRON supports the BI/BigData-department in the usage of the Cloud for their services. YOTRON supports DevOps, Cloud and Kubernetes Goal of the usage of Kubernetes and IONOS Cloud is the seamless integration into the IONOS network.

VERBI GmbH is the software provider of MAXQDA, a software to support academic, scientific and business institutions in their daily research with worldwide distributed teams. To support the team work of their customers, VERBI developed with MAXQDA TeamCloud a cloud strategy for a frictionless collaborate work on common research tasks between members of the research teams. This strategy shall be developed entirely in the public cloud. VERBI chose YOTRON as their consultant to introduce the public cloud into their strategy because of our experience in Cloud topics.

YOTRON launched a new free to use service KubeAuth.io for Kubernetes which allows the authentication of your customer without the need of coding, only per configuration. Goal of KubeAuth.io Almost all application running in Kubernetes needs a mechanism to authenticate users which are using the application. The form for authentication which is mostly used based on OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect which are known for using tokens instead of simple Name and Password when a users want to authenticate themselves.

Setup S3-Bucket Create a local Helm Repo Package all of your Helm projects locally Indexing of the Helm repository locally Deploy the Helm packages Add your Repo (This table of content was done with Markdownmenu) I want to show how you can use an ordinary S3-Bucket of AWS as a qualified Helm Repository. This is a cheap alternative and is completely serverless. This Helm Repo is not a fully functional Helm Repository like the Chartmuseum.