Ajay Furber

Finally, a Ghost I'm not scared of - Ghost CMS

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Finally, a Ghost I'm not scared of - Ghost CMS

I've moved this site over from WordPress to Ghost. Find some of my thoughts, comments and feedback; alongside a view of my architecture and setup.

How to get fog-aws / Gitlab Backups to work with Cloudflare R2

How to get fog-aws / Gitlab Backups to work with Cloudflare R2

Guidance for Configuring Gitlab Backups with Cloudflare R2.

How to: Delete FIDO Credentials from Yubikeys

How to: Delete FIDO Credentials from Yubikeys

Need to delete FIDO credentials from a Yubikey? This guide talks through the process using the Yubikey Manager CLI.

Issue User Certificates for Azure AD/Entra AD Certificate Based Authentication Using OpenSSL

Issue User Certificates for Azure AD/Entra AD Certificate Based Authentication Using OpenSSL

If you use OpenSSL to provide a CA and want to test certificate based authentication for Azure AD, use this guide to get a M365 compliant certificate issued.

Min.io S3 Server - Disable Public Object Listings

Min.io S3 Server - Disable Public Object Listings

If Minio is publicly displaying the contents of your bucket when in "PUBLIC" access mode, use this guide to help you restrict the visibility of the object listibg while retaining public access of the objects themselves.

Replacing Confluence: OutlineWiki

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Replacing Confluence: OutlineWiki

Some general mumblings about switching my Wiki of choice from Confluence Server to OutlineWiki.

Improving WordPress Security with Cloudflare Teams/Zero-Trust/Access

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Improving WordPress Security with Cloudflare Teams/Zero-Trust/Access

This very page that you are reading is one of the 40% of all pages that are powered by WordPress. It’s an incredibly powerful and flexible open source application, used by millions of sites to serve content to their users. I love it for it’s simplicity and customisability

My Thoughts: Passbolt Self Hosted Password Manager

My Thoughts: Passbolt Self Hosted Password Manager

For the past few years I have been playing about with the Passbolt password manager. This Open Source tool has been incredibly helpful for storing the hundreds of service account passwords that are used to manage all of the ayloNet infrastructure. I’ve noticed a number of significant improvements over

Atlassian Jira & Confluence Server – Architecting True SSO

Atlassian Jira & Confluence Server – Architecting True SSO

Update July 2022: Atlassian have announced the end of support for the Jira and Confluence Server Licences from 2024. As a result I have decommissioned all of our Atlassian Infrastructure and can no longer confirm that the Architecture below is still suitable. For full info, please see the Atlassian documentation