Implementing Pod Security Standards in Kubernetes
Enforce the Baseline, Restricted, and Privileged profiles with the built-in Pod Security Admission controller. Covers namespace labels, modes, version pinning, and where you still need a policy engine.
Implementing Pod Security Standards in Kubernetes
Enforce the Baseline, Restricted, and Privileged profiles with the built-in Pod Security Admission controller. Covers namespace labels, modes, version pinning, and where you still need a policy engine.
Why do you need Pod Security Standards at all?
Out of the box, Kubernetes lets a Pod run as root, mount a host path, use the host network, or run privileged. Nothing stops it. Pod Security Standards give you three ready-made profiles so you can tell a namespace 'pods here must follow these rules' without writing policy from scratch.
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