Emmanuelle Demompion

Interactions between software are key to product security. As we are able to isolate components depending on their communication with each other, we can take a step back and think about how we want to design.

Our goal is not to dissect a k8s cluster but to understand what needs to be secured and, most importantly, how.

In this series of articles, we intend to highlight the best practices that any Kubernetes user can put in place by demystifying Kubernetes clusters architecture and security. We will also provide clear guidelines and basic configurations to apply to your clusters to be safer and more secure.