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UID:pretalx-cloud-native-rejekts-eu-paris-2024-LNNLSQ@cfp.cloud-native.reje
 kts.io
DTSTART;TZID=CET:20240318T175000
DTEND;TZID=CET:20240318T175500
DESCRIPTION:Practical lessons for Kubernetes "Production Ready" \n\nBy defa
 ult Kubernetes is not a secure environment\, and that's a fact. There are 
 a lot of articles and applications around telling you that you should impr
 ove security\, but actually it is not an easy task. Also you have lots of 
 tech buddies creating new things on your cluster\, so enforcement is your 
 best friend and periodic checks can be your allies.\nFortunately\, CEL\, t
 he language adopted by Kubernetes for validating policies and enforcement\
 , is here to help and make it easier to start protecting your workloads an
 d environment. In this talk\, we'll take 5 minutes to show how the top 5 b
 est practices can be implemented with CEL on Kubernetes. \nNo other tool i
 s necessary\, and this may help you to implement your own protections as w
 ell!
DTSTAMP:20260718T061751Z
LOCATION:Arena
SUMMARY:CEL to the rescue: applying the common expression language to secur
 e hundreds of servers at once. - João Brito
URL:https://cfp.cloud-native.rejekts.io/cloud-native-rejekts-eu-paris-2024/
 talk/LNNLSQ/
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