Aurélie Vache

Developer Advocate at OVHcloud, specialized in Cloud Native, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) & Developer eXperience (DX).
She is recognized as a Docker Captain, CNCF ambassador, GDE & Women techmakers Ambassador.
She has been working as a Developer and Ops for over 20 years. Cloud enthusiast and advocates DevOps/Cloud/Golang best practices.
Technical writer, a sketchnoter and a speaker at international conferences.

Book author, she created a new visual way for people to learn and understand Cloud technologies: "Understanding Kubernetes / Docker / Istio in a visual way" in sketchnotes, books and videos.

Secure your Software Supply Chain with OVHcloud Managed Private Registry (MPR)

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Before an application go to production, it passes through several stages: source code, build, packaging and distribution. But Malicious code – such as a compromised dependency, breached CI pipeline, or modified package in a registry – can be introduced at any point in the development cycle, potentially impacting thousands of projects This is precisely where […]

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Moving Beyond Ingress: Why should OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS) users start looking at the Gateway API?

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For years, the Kubernetes Ingress API, and the popular Ingress NGINX controller (ingress-nginx), have been the default way to expose applications running inside a Kubernetes cluster. But the ecosystem is changing: the Kubernetes SIG network has announced the retirement of Ingress NGINX in March 2026. After March 2026 the Ingress NGINX will no longer get

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Manage your secrets using OVHcloud Secret Manager with External Secrets Operator (ESO) on OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS)

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Secrets resources in Kubernetes help us keep sensitive information like logins, passwords, tokens, credentials and certificates secure. But just a heads up: Secrets in Kubernetes are base64 encoded, not encrypted so anyone can read and decode them if they know how. The good news is that OVHcloud has just launched the Secret Manager Beta, which

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Create encrypted Persistent Volumes on OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes clusters with LUKS

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Since this summer, it’s possible to create encrypted OVHcloud Block Storage with OMK (OVHcloud managed key) in RBX, SBG, Paris & BHS regions. More regions will come in the coming months 💪. And the good news is that you can use encrypted Block Storage using Persistent Volumes in your OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes Service (MKS) clusters

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Using OVHcloud S3-compatible Object Storage as Terraform Backend to store your Terraform/OpenTofu states

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When working on Infrastructure as Code projects, with Terraform or OpenTofu, Terraform States files are created and modified locally in a terraform.tfstate file. It’s a common usage and practice but not convenient when working as a team. Do you know that you can configure Terraform to store data remotely on OVHcloud S3-compatible Object Storage? OVHcloud

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Discover Kubernetes 1.33 features – Topology aware routing in multi-zones Kubernetes clusters

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Kubernetes 1.33 version has just been released few days/weeks ago.As this new release contains 64 enhancements (!), it can not be easy to know what are the interesting and useful features and how to use them. In this blog post, let’s discover one of interesting and useful new feature: “Topology aware routing in multi-zones Kubernetes

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Deploy your workloads on 3 availability zones with our new Managed Kubernetes Services (MKS) ‘Premium’ plan

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This blog post will first explain briefly what is the new MKS Premium plan, for who and which use case, then you will see how to deploy a new MKS cluster in 3 availability zones and how to deploy your workloads with this new architecture of Kubernetes cluster. What’s inside the Premium MKS? The 30th

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Solutions at OVHcloud to overcome the Docker Hub pull rate limits

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For the past few months, Docker has been announcing the implementation of new pull rate limits for the Docker Hub. The most significant change is the 10 pulls-per-hour limit, per IP address, for unauthenticated users that can quickly lead to a “You have reached your pull rate limit” error message. Even if these changes have

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Falco plugin for OVHcloud MKS Audit Logs

Enhancing Kubernetes Security: Detecting Threats in OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes cluster (MKS) Audit Logs with Falco

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Several month ago we discovered Falco, a Cloud Native near real-time threats detection tool, and we saw how to install it on an OVHcloud MKS cluster. Today we will connect our Falco instance to a MKS cluster in order to retrieve Kubernetes Audit Logs events and watch if everything is OK in our cluster. Concretely,

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Infrastructure as Code (IaC) on OVHcloud – part 2: Pulumi

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In our previous article, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) on OVHcloud – part 1: Terraform / OpenTofu, we saw that deploying manually take time and it’s complicated. That why Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is powerful and allow you to automate infrastructure provisioning. But do you know that Terraform/OpenTofu is not the only tool that exists? In

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