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What Is Policy-As-Code? Top 10 Reasons Why Policy-As-Code Is Essential for Cloud-Native Success

What is Policy-as-Code? Policy-as-Code is the practice of defining and managing policies through code rather than through traditional manual processes. These policies can cover a wide range of areas, including security, compliance, and operational best practices. Policy-as-code enables automated policy enforcement, integration with CI/CD pipelines,…

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Enforcing Amazon EKS Security Best Practices Using Kyverno

Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is a popular managed service for building cloud-native applications due to its feature-rich offerings and seamless integration with other AWS services. However, Kubernetes itself is considered insecure by default, prioritizing functionality over security. Although AWS provides several recommendations to secure…

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An in-depth look at Kubernetes security and compliance challenges and solutions

Kubernetes has rapidly become the go-to container orchestration platform, powering many modern cloud-native applications. As more organizations adopt Kubernetes, the need for secure and compliant Kubernetes clusters becomes increasingly important. This blog post takes an in-depth look at the security and compliance challenges that organizations…

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Reasons why platform engineering teams adopt policy-as-code for Kubernetes

Kubernetes has revolutionized the way organizations deploy and manage their applications and infrastructure. With its powerful orchestration capabilities, Kubernetes makes it easier to deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications. Enterprise platform engineering teams are increasingly building internal developer platforms using Kubernetes as the foundational technology….

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Nirmata Policy Manager Empowers Platform Engineering Teams To Deliver Secure and Compliant Kubernetes Governance

Nirmata Policy Manager (NPM), powered by the widely adopted open-source CNCF policy engine – Kyverno, enables platform engineering teams to enforce security, compliance, governance, and automation policies across Kubernetes clusters and workloads. At the recent CloudNativeSecurityCon in Seattle, the lack of security policies was discussed…

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