Modern Security With Microservices And The Cloud
summary
Argues security moves from perimeter locks to layered defense and gives concrete tooling and behaviors: dynamic time‑based revocable credentials implemented via Vault, encryption everywhere through unified APIs, and codified best practices so app devs call an API instead of choosing ciphers. Demonstrates Vault running on GKE with Vault transit and database secrets engines, generating short‑lived Postgres users, revoking them on demand, and offering TOTP as a service; live demo errs briefly but ultimately shows the features working.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:58TRADITIONAL SECURITY
- 2:20CLOUD + MICROSERVICE SECURITY
- 4:04STOP THINKING ABOUT SECURITY LIKE THIS
- 4:35START THINKING LIKE THIS
- 5:23CLOUD SECURITY HELPS
- 5:50PHYSICAL SECURITY
- 7:05HARDWARE SECURITY
- 7:29AUTOMATED VULNERABILITY SCANNING
- 7:50FEATURES OF MODERN SECURITY
- 8:22DYNAMIC, TIME-BASED, & REVOKABLE
- 9:56UNIFIED API & CODIFIED BEST PRACTICES
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