Jun 2, 2020
Integrating Open Policy Agent (OPA) with Kubernetes
We’re going to explore how we can integrate OPA with Kubernetes and see some examples of the power that this integration can bring to policy enforcement.
Enforce best practices, security, and standards inside Kubernetes and cloud-native apps. Get the right visibility at the right time. Do it as a team
With dozens of built-in or your own policies, KubeAdvsior reports your Kubernetes compliance, security, and operational readiness. Extend it with Rego-based policies to continuously test compliance of your whole cloud-native stack
KubeGuard provides early detection and prevention of bad configurations and violations. Integrate it with your CI/CD for early feedback. Use the Magalix Gatekeeper to prevents manual policy violations.
KubeNotifier listens to important events and allows you to export them in many different tools and formats. Build workflows to handle violations, fixes, or any changes in your cluster’s configurations.
KubeOptimizer recommends memory/CPU allocations for your pods and workloads based on observed and predicted utilization. Automate your resource tuning with a few clicks. Get full node pool plans to save money and improve the cluster’s performance
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"We were very impressed with the technical competence and the white glove treatment we received so far."
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