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Kubernetes Policy and Kiverno Speaking Practice one Professional Caverno and Policy Governance Kiverno allows us to implement a guarded playground for developers while maintaining full administrative control over the cluster.

By defining what users can and cannot do through policies, we effectively eliminate common misconfigurations at the source.

The beauty of Kyverno is that it doesn't require learning a new language.

If you know YAML, you can write policies.

We use admission controllers to ensure that not even a single misconfiguration becomes a vector for potential hackers.

PL policy based orchestration helps us manage the complexity that arises when hundreds of developers are touching the cluster.

Security and compliance Enforcement we need to enforce policies that prevent pods from running as root or pulling images from unauthorized public repositories.

Workloads should only be able to use base images that have been explicitly blessed by our infrastructure and security teams.

If a zero day vulnerability is discovered in a base image, we can instantly yank it from our allowed list in the config map.

Our validate policies use the any not operator to allow for flexible wildcards while maintaining strict security boundaries.

Caverno acts as our last mile of defense to ensure every pod adheres to the rules defined by our security leadership.

Resource optimization and Guardrails no single workload should be allowed to reserve all available resources in the cluster and starve other processes.

We utilize mutation policies to automatically route GPU specific workloads to the correct node groups.

Standard CPU workloads should never be routed to expensive GPU nodes unless specifically required by the application.

By automating node affinity through policies, we minimize resource contention and prevent noisy neighbor issues.

Our goal is to provide a self service environment while ensuring that all automated deployments follow security best practices.

Technical troubleshooting and Strategy External variables allow Caverno to stay aware of the cluster's current state and available compute options.

Preempting a workload that has been running for hours can lead to significant wasted infrastructure costs and human effort.

We use patches JSON6902 to perform precise surgery on resource manifests at runtime during the admission phase.

Integrated reporting is crucial because simply having a policy isn't enough you must be able to visualize what is failing.

We need to evaluate a hybrid cloud strategy to guard against regional outages and ensure compute availability for critical tasks.