Cloud, Containers and Automated Certificate Issuance | Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation

When infrastructure is ephemeral, manual issuance is impossible. Certificates that live for minutes, workload identity, service mesh mutual TLS, and the shift from guarding one key to rotating thousands. Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation | PKI and Digital Certificates | Video 23 of 32 WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO • Why the cloud and containers broke the old manual certificate model completely • Cloud-managed certificates, and where the provider handles issuance and renewal for you • Secrets management, and where private keys actually live in a cloud environment • Service mesh and automatic mutual TLS between services • Short-lived certificates and workload identity, and why a certificate might live for minutes • The automated issuance protocols and controllers that make all of this possible • The shift from protecting one long-lived key to rotating countless short-lived ones • Modern failures: automation that stopped renewing, a workload with no valid identity, mesh trust failure HANDS-ON LAB EXERCISE Configure automated issuance for a service and observe a certificate being issued and rotated without manual steps. WHO THIS VIDEO IS FOR Built for system and network administrators, security analysts, DevOps and cloud engineers, and anyone who has ever clicked past a certificate warning and wanted to actually understand what it was telling them. ABOUT THE SERIES This is video 23 of the PKI and Digital Certificates course from Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation. Every video teaches at an intermediate level while staying understandable to someone starting from zero, builds on the same lab and the same validation checklist from start to finish, and ends with a hands-on exercise you work yourself. This 32-part series takes you from what a certificate actually is through building a private CA, running enterprise PKI, and diagnosing every category of trust failure. Subscribe so you catch each one, and leave a comment if something here needs a deeper explanation. PKI Course Lab Guide: https://github.com/joshuanmoses/Cyber...