Adding User Login to Deployed Services

Once your services are exposed to the public internet, security becomes the primary concern. Most applications have User/Auth Services for user registration and login. This article briefly introduces how to add user login functionality to services deployed on the public network. Nginx Basic Auth This is the most basic user login, essentially a front-end-less approach with only login functionality. Nginx can handle this. The Stats for Strava image mentioned for Strava data analysis doesn’t include user login....

2025-10-28 Β· 2 min Β· 315 words Β· Kyxie

Deploying Services with k3s + SOPS + FluxCD

Installing k3s You can install k3s with the following command: curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | sh -s - \ --write-kubeconfig-mode 644 \ --node-ip <your_ip> \ --flannel-iface <your_network_interface_name> I currently use a regular user. The --write-kubeconfig-mode parameter ensures regular users can run kubectl directly without always using sudo. --node-ip: I now have a static IP, and this parameter forces k3s to use it. --flannel-iface: Force using a network interface. I’m currently using Wi-Fi....

2025-12-14 Β· 5 min Β· 888 words Β· Kyxie