It’s important that a developer understands how Kubernetes works to be able to get the most out of it.

When integrated with Kubernetes, OPA is deployed as an admission controller. It intercepts calls to the API server to create, modify, or delete a resource.

we’ll take a look at the best tools for Kubernetes. These tools will compliment K8s & boost your development operations so you can get more from Kubernetes

we’re going to demonstrate how you can enforce the most fine-grained security policies using OPA.

With self-managed Kubernetes, you have more flexibility over your cluster. You can use cloud provider services like EC2, Compute Engine or your on-premise

We’ll cover how to deploy OPA from scratch, and apply a sample policy that enforces using an Ingress hostname from a whitelist.

CircleCI is Continuous Integration, an engineering process that developers use to design, and deploy applications on multiple platforms with ease and speed

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.

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