Remove managed-cluster configuration password-complexity-rules
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Dynatrace Managed release notes version 1.206

Dynatrace

Cluster Management Console. Enterprise password complexity rules configuration for internal user accounts. For more information, see Password complexity rules. Hosts exclusion configuration for Internet proxy. RFE – Stronger password policy on managed.

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Dynatrace boosts Synthetic Monitoring with auto-synchronized credentials from external vaults

Dynatrace

Strict rules and high volume make for difficult management of secrets. The problem in modern, complex environments with very strict security rules is that the sheer volume of secrets is not only difficult to manage but is also growing rapidly. Its configuration is based on information provided earlier.

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MongoDB Monitoring With Percona Alerting in PMM

Percona

Percona Alerting was introduced in Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) 2.31, and it brought a range of custom alerting templates that makes it easier to create Alert rules to monitor your databases. GF_SMTP_PASSWORD: Password for SMTP authentication GF_SMTP_SKIP_VERIFY: When true, verifies SSL for the SMTP server.

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Proof of Concept: Horizontal Write Scaling for MySQL With Kubernetes Operator

Percona

The main reason behind this is that MySQL is a relational database system (RDBMS), and any data that is going to be written in it must respect the RDBMS rules. This also means that whenever a customer buys something or puts something on the wish list, I have to reconcile the data in all my nodes/clusters.

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Understanding What Kubernetes Is Used For: The Key to Cloud-Native Efficiency

Percona

You may already be using it daily and find it makes running applications in the cloud much more manageable. At its core, Kubernetes (often abbreviated as K8s) is an open source tool that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. In essence, it establishes permissions within a Kubernetes cluster.

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Ten Recommendations for Running Your MongoDB Environment

Percona

When you deploy a new instance of MongoDB, the instance has no user, password, or access control by default. To make this process work more efficiently and ensure a smooth failover, it is important to have the same hardware configuration on all the nodes of the replica set. This prevents any unauthorized access to the instance.