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Let's make Cloud #31: Terraform 1.5 config-driven import and checks, Amazon EKS multi-cluster authentication with Pinniped, Open-source monitoring tools

Terraform 1.5 config-driven import and checks, Amazon EKS multi-cluster authentication with Pinniped, Open-source monitoring tools

Hello CloudMakers!

A quick teaser: I'm putting together something particularly fun for the upcoming AWS Summit in Milan next Thursday, where you can find me as a golden sponsor with my company, and as an AWS Community Builder too! I can hardly wait to share it with you all… But for now, patience is the order of the day. In the meantime, let's delve into this week's cloud world updates and trends.

Today we shall see:

  • Terraform 1.5 brings config-driven import and checks

  • Simplify Amazon EKS multi-cluster authentication with Pinniped

  • Open-source monitoring tools for modern DevOps teams

Enjoy!

Terraform 1.5 brings config-driven import and checks

HashiCorp has released Terraform 1.5, a major update to its popular infrastructure as code tool. This new version is packed with enhancements!

One of the standout features of Terraform 1.5 is the introduction of a config-driven import workflow. This addition addresses previous limitations and provides a more efficient way to integrate existing resources into the Terraform state.

Another significant update is the addition of check blocks. This new feature offers a novel method for conducting functional validation of provisioned infrastructure. It's designed to ensure that what you've created in the real world aligns with your expectations.

Have you tried it yet?

Simplify Amazon EKS Multi-Cluster Authentication with Open-Source Pinniped

Pinniped is an open-source solution designed to streamline logins to Kubernetes clusters. The article linked below illustrates its utility across EKS clusters, especially for users of enterprise identity providers like Active Directory, Okta, Google Workspace, and others.

Intrigued? Dive into the article to find out how Pinniped could make your life easier.

Open-Source Monitoring Tools for Modern DevOps Teams

Navigating the sea of open-source monitoring tools can be a challenge, with each offering unique features, benefits, and potential drawbacks. That's why it's crucial to make an informed choice that aligns with your specific requirements. To make things easier for you, the article linked below explores 10 prominent open-source monitoring tools, offering a comprehensive comparison.

While these tools may not be new to the scene, a direct comparison could shed light on some overlooked aspects, help identify the best fit for your project, or even reevaluate your current choice. This article examines the pros and cons of each tool, to give you a balanced perspective on their capabilities and limitations.

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