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Securing Cloud-Native applications can be complex because of the volume of skills and knowledge required

Cloud-native infrastructure demands robust governance. It's important because it helps mitigate risk and enhance efficiencies. Learn about how it works.

To enhance security, we have to integrate security into the Kubernetes lifecycle, which comprises three stages: build, deploy and runtime.

Enforcing governance end-to-end is challenging to implement. With a multitude of moving parts and pressure to deliver as quickly as possible

The benefits of cloud-native application development are endless, but there can be significant risks in Modern development practices and technologies.

Read on Magalix recent article on enforcing minimum & maximum number of Kubernetes Pod Replicas using OPA. In this article we'll see how we can apply a minimum number of replicas per application. Subscribe now to Magalix blog to get latest on Kubernetes with Open Policy Agent (OPA).

Read Magalix recent article on how to enforce ingress best practices using OPA. In this blog article we'll explain how to define policies that ensure that no bad Ingress definitions will be deployed to cluster. Subscribe now to Magalix blog to learn more about Kubernetes cluster that has OPA deployed.

Read Magalix newest article under Open Policy Agent (OPA) series. In this blog article we'll explain why to Enforce Kubernetes Container Images to Have Label That is not “Latest” and how you can use Rego to describe policies. Subscribe now to Magalix blog to learn more about OPA policies.

We will demonstrate how we can use OPA to enforce the presence of a ResourceQuota object in the namespace where a Pod is requesting to be created