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Shawn Sesna

Configuring generic OIDC provider for authentication

Shawn Sesna October 5, 2026
Connecting an AKS Argo CD instance to a self-hosted Octopus Deploy server

Shawn Sesna January 27, 2026
Anatomy of a Pull Request Generator

Shawn Sesna October 2, 2025
How to assign an IAM role as an EKS Pod Identity for the Octopus Kubernetes worker

Shawn Sesna January 20, 2025
How to connect an EFS storage class to an EKS cluster

Shawn Sesna August 19, 2024
Deploying database updates with Octopus and the Liquibase execution container

Shawn Sesna February 12, 2024
Solutions engineer - the jack of all trades

Shawn Sesna January 22, 2024
How to bulk update the execution container image

Shawn Sesna December 13, 2023
How to deploy Azure Container Apps

Shawn Sesna July 26, 2023
Building versus buying software

Shawn Sesna May 31, 2023
Granting federated user accounts to an EKS cluster

Shawn Sesna November 28, 2022
How to deploy to MuleSoft Runtime using Octopus Deploy

Shawn Sesna October 17, 2022

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