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container-image-scan-action
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Logging to the CrowdStrike Docker registry using the API client key pair fails
Ok, thanks for the info But I guess I need to make one step back and ask another question I'm trying to validate my container on Falcon Platform using Github action (https://github.com/CrowdStrike/container-image-scan-action) I provided client id and client secret for this action is it stated in readme and what I get is this docker login error. I see that under the hood this Github action makes a docker login call So I think my question would be how do I make this github action working despite that I provided values and still gets this Error response from daemon: Get "https://container-upload.us-2.crowdstrike.com/v2/": unauthorized error
azure
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How to enable access to storage account?
Wrote a document which explains how limit access to PaaS - https://github.com/groovy-sky/azure/tree/master/paas-vnet-04 . IP is not working in some cases.
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storage account (blob) behing app gateway ?
There is a problem if vendor is trying to access your storage from the Azure resource, located in the same region as the storage account (more detailed explanation here). Except that everything else seems reasonable.
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[article] One more time about PaaS networking
Yep. Have skipped that part for a better visibility. Have wrote separate article about that - https://github.com/groovy-sky/azure/blob/master/paas-vnet-02/README.md
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The main disadvantage of Private DNS Resolver
So was trying to make production-ready setup using Azure Private DNS resolver for accessing Private Endpoints from on-premises. Currently, self-hosted solution is used for that(wrote article about it).
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Azure storage for on-prem application
We are using Private Endpoints and conditional forwarder to share access to on-prem. An example of such configuration you can read here - https://github.com/groovy-sky/azure/tree/master/paas-vnet-02 . Recently Microsoft announced which could be used for exactly same reason - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/dns/dns-private-resolver-overview
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Azure PaaS networking cheat sheet
Not for now. I already have wrote in a plain English few articles about this topic (1,2,3) with a more detailed explanation and practical examples (which you run). At least for now, there is nothing left, what I could share in that area. Probably, in the future I will try to find and tell something new about this topic :)
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Can someone please explain how I can have full internal DNS resolution in a hybrid environment?
I have a draft of an article about this scenario - https://github.com/groovy-sky/azure/tree/master/paas-vnet-02
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Securing resources access
A time ago started to learn about resource's protection(even wrote an article about private endpoints). Now want to summarize main technologies/options in one picture. Result you can see below. What do you think? Did I miss something? I know that not every resource/SKU have possibility to use service/private endpoints, which is why used "Try" word.
- Running 'whatismyip' service using Azure Functions
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Azure FW and private link DNS
Special for such use-case wrote instruction how-to use CoreDNS, which is running as container instance, to expand Azure DNS to on-prem - https://github.com/groovy-sky/azure/tree/master/docker-coredns-00
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