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  Kubernetes & n8n: Setup n8n using K8S (Part 2) Summary We have briefly discussed on automating various tasks using n8n and installation of n8n within Kubernetes in Part1 . In this part, we mostly concentrate on how to enable TLS (for https) and terminate before it hits n8n Pre-Reqs Setting up of n8n in Kubernetes ; Read  Part1 Knowledge of TLS, certificates Summary Steps Ensure n8n is configured properly with by http Implement Kubernetes Ingress with https There are two options from here End to end TLS by redirecting proxy to n8n  TLS termination at proxy and private network to be non-secure We follow the second option as it is easier, thus creating Ingress and pointing to n8n service Steps Steps in  lab_server Ensure Certificate is created and implemented as a secret in Kubernetes preferably in same namespace kubectl -n n8n create secret tls tls-secret --key test.key --cert test.crt Use the same tls-secret in the Ingress config apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1 kind: Ingress m

Setup VPN secured Private Wifi from Public Wifi A word on Privacy While you are travelling, it is essential that you connect your mobile phone or laptop to Public Wifi especially in Airports, Hotels, Cafe's, Malls etc. Remember quite a lot of your personal information is exposed by such direct connections and is quintessential you isolate your personal device from public Wifi even if you have VPN. It is recommended to turn-off WiFi , BlueTooth during the course of journey but until unless you need it. What are we trying to do So the aim of this article is to ensure that you detach your device from public network as below.  So using the GL.inet device, we will  Accept a Public Network connection (WAN) via wired or wireless Apply VPN settings Create a separate Private Network (LAN) which your personal devices can connect to Pre-Reqs OpenWRT based devices (such as GL-MT300N , GL-MT1300 Beryl etc LAN cable (for first time setup) is highly recommended VPN connection (eg NORDVPN, SurfS