Friedrich Brunzema

Note that you could do this with a policy too, but its nice if its baked in, and I think the use case happens frequently enough. A policy in the...

@sundowndev Just ran into the throttling issue as well with driftctl. Created a support call with AWS to increase API allowed rate. They told me it would be too many...

I think how long the program runs is less important, so backoff/retry is a good thing. We are running driftctl on an EKS cluster with a Python wrapper as a...

OK, this is already a pretty long thread, but I ran into the same issue and spent a long time trying to get this to work with my eks cluster....

Not having the --aws-profile makes things more difficult for beginners - how do you communicate that the AWS_PROFILE env and AWS_SDK_LOAD_CONFIG=1 are needed? Not having the profile in the encrypted...

I second @paranoidd's question. If kube2iam can be made to work with IMDSv2, that is better. Security scanners will flag clusters that have instances allowing IMDSv1, and we need special...

I am actually thinking of taking a stab at this one using Avalonia.MVVM, since I know WPF. This is a .netcore6, so it will run on Linux if I don't...

2022-12-26-Update 2: I have made some progress with the Linux [QMK Toolbox main UI](http://blog.brunzema.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/QMK_LinuxUI.png), coding this using the Avalonia (WPF-like) framework, just because I worked with WPF a few years...

2022-12-28 Update: More progress to report. The main UI mostly works now, here is a [new screenshot](http://blog.brunzema.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/qmk_progress.png). The back-end USB connection detection now works (with some things still not right)....

2022-12-30: Update: More progress. The WinForms original UI and the [Avalonia UI look almost identical now](http://blog.brunzema.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/winavalonia.png). I have added menus, shortcuts, and reworked the UI to make it very similar...