Issue #222 - Azure Workload Identity Federation, Terraform Locally with Kubernetes in Docker, API Gateway JWT, Analyze Terraform Files with LLM, Cognito API

Roman Schwarz explains how to securely deploy Terraform on Azure using Workload Identity Federation, removing the need for long-lived credentials. This approach improves security by leveraging GitHub Actions and Azure AD trust relationships to generate short-lived access tokens during CI/CD pipelines.

Mark Bosire explains how to practice Terraform locally by setting up a Kubernetes cluster using Kind (Kubernetes IN Docker) and deploying resources with the Kubernetes provider.

Chinmay Tonape shows how to secure API Gateway using a Lambda authorizer with JWT, adding auth layers to protect serverless APIs.

Leora shows how to fine-tune a Large Language Model (LLM) to analyze Terraform files for compliance and best practices. The post covers dataset preparation, training with Hugging Face tools, and running inference to automate Infrastructure as Code (IaC) reviews.

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An authentication API based on AWS Cognito. CognitoApi is an authentication and user management api based on the solid AWS Cognito service. It will let you build your applications without thinking about the authentication part. Read more at https://cognito-api.com/.