by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Mar 16, 2022 | bluemix, cloudfoundry, fun, github, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, migration
"Bring Your Own Community"About seven years ago, I started to work with, then blog about Bluemix and Cloud Foundry. Not my first, but one of the first posts is titled "Some fun with Bluemix, Cloud Foundry, Python, JSON and the Weather". Reading that article again I...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Apr 8, 2020 | administration, best practices, bluemix, cloud, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, security
Guard credentials in a vault In my previous blog post, I showed how you can easily encode and upload credentials to IBM Cloud Key Protect. Today, I am going to share sample code with you for retrieving the credentials and turning them back into a JSON object. A common...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Apr 8, 2020 | administration, best practices, bluemix, cloud, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, security
Guard credentials in a vault In my previous blog post, I showed how you can easily encode and upload credentials to IBM Cloud Key Protect. Today, I am going to share sample code with you for retrieving the credentials and turning them back into a JSON object. A common...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Apr 7, 2020 | administration, bluemix, cloud, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, json, security
Protect credentials in Key Protect If you followed my blog or have used IBM Cloud, then you know that Key Protect (and Hyper Protect Crypto Services) is the solution to manage encryption keys on IBM Cloud. Did you know that you can import your own keys? And did you...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Apr 7, 2020 | administration, bluemix, cloud, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, json, security
Protect credentials in Key Protect If you followed my blog or have used IBM Cloud, then you know that Key Protect (and Hyper Protect Crypto Services) is the solution to manage encryption keys on IBM Cloud. Did you know that you can import your own keys? And did you...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Jan 10, 2020 | administration, bluemix, catalog, cloud, dashdb, DB2, experience, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, knowledge center, lessons, security
In the past, I have blogged about how to access a Db2 database on IBM Cloud from your local machine. I cataloged the cloud host and its database. Then, connected to it using the command line processor (CLP) by passing a username and password. Last year, I was...
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