Joey Chen

@joeycdev
2 Followers
2 Following
153 Posts
Ex Support Engineer - Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Pronounsshe/her
Bloghttps://blog.joeyc.dev
Githubhttps://github.com/JoeyC-Dev
LinkedInhttps://linkedin.com/in/joeyc-dev/

Hello? Please do not summarize the wrong title for me. I never used a product called "Azure cert manager".

#DontSummarize #Azure #Bing #LinkedIn

Hey GPT, I did not write this.
Okay, this is also AKS.

I am sorry for overthinking.
LMAO

#Kubernetes #CKA

So it is Google Cloud.

#Kubernetes

Configuring email in Outlook...
Wait what? Port: "5,134"?

#Microsoft #Outlook

👉 New post: How to access Azure Storage across different tenants in AKS - without account access keys 🚀

No more insecure storage account access keys. This guide shows you how to securely mount Kubernetes volumes accessing Azure Storage from a different tenant:
- BlobFuse via Workload Identity (Azure Blob Container)
- NFS for Azure Fileshare
- NFS for Azure Blob Container

đź”— Link: https://blog.joeyc.dev/posts/aks-non-token-storage-cross-tenant/

#Azure #AKS #Kubernetes #DevOps #CloudSecurity

Set up volumes accessing cross-tenant Azure Storage without account access keys in Azure Kubernetes Service - Joey Chen

Learn how to create Kubernetes volumes with Azure storage in different tenant without setting up account access key in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).

Joey Chen
I recognize that AI-generated art raises serious concerns and poses real challenges for artists’ livelihoods. While I may not be in a position to directly support artists financially right now, I want to be transparent about my choices and respectful of the people whose work I deeply admire.

My blog currently generates no income, and I already cover ongoing costs such as cloud services and hosting. Given that most artworks are clearly marked “no re-upload,” it has been difficult to find suitable images for my blog’s profile picture or banners without risking copyright violations.

Because of these constraints, I’ve chosen to use AI-generated images created through text-based prompts. This allows me to have original visuals without infringing on anyone’s work or rights. (cont.)

I genuinely respect and appreciate the creativity, skill, and effort that human artists put into their work. Their unique perspectives bring depth and meaning that can’t be easily replicated. Unfortunately, commissioning artwork isn’t something I can afford at the moment. When I was in Singapore, commission prices typically ranged from 200 to 250 SGD per piece, and commissioning cover art for every article I write would quickly become financially unmanageable. (cont.)