OpenShift Commons Briefing #145 Bringing Policy-As-Code into Kubernetes Khash Sajadi (Cloud 66)
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Channel: OpenShift · 2018 · Science & Technology
Bringing Policy-As-Code into the Container Delivery Pipeline with Khash Sajadi (Cloud 66) Containers bring Devs and Ops closer together, and at the pace of commits on a microservices app, that can be daunting to some IT Ops teams. A delicate balance is required between operational governance and developer freedom—and that balance needs to be automated. Now that they’ve put in place cutting edge containerized infrastructure on the likes of OpenShift, how do IT Ops teams and dev managers ensure infrastructure and security policies are embedded into the deployment pipeline, in an easily-maintainable way, and without slowing down code? How do they avoid building custom technology for deployment, in a rapidly commoditizing world? This session will walk through tools (open source and otherwise) developed by Cloud 66, which runs 4,000 customer workloads on Kubernetes, supported by over 2,000 lines of configuration. These tools enable teams to: secure images and manage secrets and IP in the build; bring in configuration validation into the pipeline; ensure fine-grained access control; and Complement CI tools with powerful multi-environment, multi-team deployment capabilities. Speaker: Khash Sajadi, Cloud 66 co-founder & CEO
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