u/stealthybox

Supply Chain Diodes for OCI Artifacts

Supply Chain Diodes for OCI Artifacts

hey friends, I wrote up a technique that we at the Flux project want to encourage folks to implement in their infra.
https://fluxcd.io/blog/2026/08/flux-mirror/

basically, bitnami's chart syncer became a non-option for a lot of people due to the license change ++ I've read my fair of load-bearing, hacky shell scripts for importing images into private registries. (also just people relying on public registries in prod)

we decided to implement Flux Mirror so you can somewhat declaratively import artifacts into your OCI own repos on a regular cadence.
it also supports migrating HTTP helm repos to OCI automatically.

notably, we implemented minimum age policies at import time based on signature timestamps.
we'd love feedback on these ideas or the UX of flux mirror itself

u/stealthybox — 3 days ago

Guide+Repo integrating Flux & OpenBao without secrets

Hey friends, we have fresh guide about bootstrapping OpenBao as your KMS without any secrets.
Lots of Flux users use SOPS, and we also know there are a lot of folks using Vault and OpenBao.
We also show a sovereign key signing workflow that doesn't depend on any internet infra, and the demo has a reproducible repo. This is a really nice workload-identity use-case made possible with the tweaks we made to our SDK usage in Flux 2.9 :)

https://fluxcd.io/blog/2026/07/flux-openbao-secrets-signatures/

u/stealthybox — 23 days ago
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Flux turns 10!

hey r/kubernetes 👋 i wrote up some of the history and stats of the flux project after a whole decade of wins and pain. would love if you came and reminisced with us a bit

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u/stealthybox — 1 month ago
▲ 14 r/GitOps

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Hey friends 👋

the FluxCon talks from Amsterdam are now up:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj6h78yzYM2MeuSNqpcDl-qdMeCe6vp6p

Stefan's "Vibe Coding Meets GitOps" covers how AI is driving detachment from both software and platform engineering, why GitOps still matters in a world of agents, and the launch of fluxcd/agent-skills:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efpqMLQJaW4

Some timestamps if you want to skip around:
- "You have to 10x yourselves as platform engineers", 3:23
- Git as persistent memory for incidents, 8:30
- Agent skills launch, 21:06

The fluxcd/agent-skills repo has 3 skill types (GitOps-knowledge, repo-audit, cluster-debugging). Eval results on real public repos show 32% improvement on knowledge tasks and 29% on repo audits vs. baseline. We'd love feedback from people trying them:
https://github.com/fluxcd/agent-skills

Thanks,
Leigh

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u/stealthybox — 4 months ago