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The workflow involves planning and configuring the necessary components to establish an Amazon EKS cluster in the specified region. It begins with the creation of a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), subnets, and security groups essential for the cluster's operation. Following this, an EKS cluster named 'my-eks-cluster' is set up, along with a worker node to ensure functionality. The process conclud...

This workflow involves a thorough evaluation of various AWS services and configurations to ensure compliance with security best practices. It includes checking Amazon S3 buckets for public read access and encryption compliance, as well as auditing AWS IAM user credentials and access keys. The process also assesses IAM policies for overly permissive statements and evaluates password policies. A...

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This runbook outlines the process for onboarding a new user within an organization, encompassing the creation and configuration of user accounts across various platforms including Active Directory, Microsoft 365, and related services.

To setup SSO via AD:

1. Sign into your instance of Dagknows
2. Click on the Integrations icon (in the left)
3. Click on the toggle switch next to...

Post the formatted message to a given Slack channel. Use the cred_label to get the right credentials stored in the backed.

1. Create a runbook with some simple command
2. Try executing it, the command will execute on the proxy

1. Log into DagKnows
2. Click on "User Management" in left navbar
3. Click on the user ID you want to assign roles to
4. Click on "Modify settings"
5. On the right side the user details, look for Proxy Roles and select a role to assign on a proxy
6. Click modify
7. Ensure that the user now has the role assigned

1. Log into DagKnows
2. Go to Settings
3. Click on the Proxies tab on the top
4. Look for the table "Proxy Roles"
5. Add a role label. e.g. admin, superuser etc. No special characters.
6. Click Add