Projects: The Heart of Organization in Argo CD Projects in Argo CD are like little kingdoms, each with its own rules and territories. They help you group applications, manage deployment sources, destinations, and even control what Kubernetes objects you can play with. Think of them as a way to keep your applications neatly organized and secure.
Introduction When you decide to adopt ArgoCD in your organization, you usually start by letting all users do what they want until you go into production and notice that someone, by deleting their application, has deleted a namespace or CRDs :D Ok, I’m being a bit dramatic but this use case is possible. That’s why you need to have multi-tenant strategy with access control. I’m going to show you how you can implement such a strategy by taking advantage of ArgoCD’s native features.
What is Kyverno Kyverno is a policy engine designed for Kubernetes. It allows users to validate, mutate, and generate Kubernetes resources as well as manage policies as Kubernetes objects. This makes it easy to manage policies across different clusters and environments. Kyverno policies are written in YAML, making them easy to read and write.
Kyverno vs OPA Gatekeeper Ah, the age-old debate in the Kubernetes world: Kyverno vs OPA (Open Policy Agent), specifically the OPA Gatekeeper. Both are powerful tools for policy management in Kubernetes, but they come with their unique flavors and capabilities. Let’s do a deep dive into both, comparing them on various fronts. Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be an insightful ride! 🎢
Welcome to the world of kube-proxy, the traffic cop of the Kubernetes universe! This component is like the unsung hero in the Kubernetes ecosystem, working quietly but efficiently behind the scenes to ensure that the traffic flow within your Kubernetes cluster is as smooth as a Formula 1 race track. 🏎💨