The Joiners, Movers and Leavers (JML) process manages the lifecycle of user access within an organisation. It ensures that access rights are appropriately granted, modified, and revoked as employees join, move within, or leave an organisation. Typical controls include: Access Request and Approval: Ensuring that access requests are properly authorised by relevant managers or system owners. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Assigning access based on the user’s role within the organisation to enforce the principle of least privilege. Periodic Access Reviews: Regularly reviewing user access rights to ensure they are still appropriate. Automated Provisioning and De-provisioning: Using automated tools to grant and revoke access promptly as users join, move, or leave the organisation. Audit Logging and Monitoring: Keeping detailed logs of access changes and monitoring for any unauthorised access attempts. Segregation of Duties: Ensuring that critical tasks are divided among multiple users to prevent fraud and errors. Further reading What are Joiners-Movers-Leavers (JML)? - BeyondTrust

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freeCodeCamp provide a 3 hour introductory course to Kubernetes. Further reading The Kubernetes Handbook – Learn Kubernetes for Beginners Notes Pod is the smallest unit in the Kubernetes world Link One container per pod is the most common use case Link A Kubernetes cluster consists of nodes (a node is simply a server, whether virtual or bare metal) Link ...

Kubernetes Secrets provide a secure way to manage sensitive information, such as passwords, tokens, or keys, by storing and then accessing them separately from application code. This reduces the risk that the secret is exposed when working with pods or containers. Best Practice Good practices for Kubernetes Secrets (Official Documentation) Best practices for Kubernetes Secrets management (Snyk) How to Handle Secrets in Kubernetes (GitGuardian) Further Reading Kubernetes Secrets (Official Documentation) ...

Leetcode is a skills development site for programming. It offers a range of coding challenges to help users improve their problem-solving skills and prepare for technical interviews. Further reading Leetcode - website