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CVE stands for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures. It refers to a publicly available list, or glossary of known weaknesses and possible attack vectors in software and internet services.

The internet is what is it today based on people believing it could be something great for everyone. What will the open source community be working on next?

In this 3rd part, we are going to cover using commercial certificates from Let's Encrypt to bootstrap the OpenSearch/Dashboards cluster and therefore removing the need to generate self-signed CA.

We'll dive into the details of using cert-manager to create a self-signed CA. We will sign TLS certificates with this CA and deploy them to OpenSearch.

Using cert-manager in Kubernetes to generate (and more importantly automatically rotate) TLS certificates on OpenSearch and Dashboards.

Digital Trust is a term used more and more in discussion on online security and data protection. Join us in exploring what it means, who we can use as a point of reference and if there is a real need for it in our current environment.

In this article I will show you how to setup OpenSearch and Dashboards on Kubernetes using Helm Charts.

As the year is coming to an end, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the turbulent last 12 months. Below are some key milestones and elements we would like to share with you.

Sometimes remote-first is hard, confusing, and just isn't the same as having a coffee in a friendly café. Here are some of the challenges we face in our day-to-day lives.

Recap of the Big Data & AI World conference in Paris. It was great to attend a conference in person again!