Red Hat® OpenShift is a widely adopted Container Platform powered by Kubernetes. As the enterprise adoption of OpenShift grows, operators are often faced with the need to automatically update or generate configuration as well as ensure security and enforce best practices. Essentially they are looking to provide guardrails so that developers can continue to use OpenShift without impacting other applications or introducing security vulnerabilities via misconfigurations. Kyverno, a Kubernetes-native policy engine, is perfect for this task and is often being used to address the above-mentioned challenges. In this post, I will discuss how you can get started with Kyverno on the OpenShift Container Platform.
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Red Hat® OpenShift® Container Platform is the industry-leading hybrid cloud platform powered by containers and Kubernetes. Using the OpenShift Container Platform simplifies and accelerates the development, delivery, and lifecycle management of a hybrid mix of applications, consistently anywhere across on-premises, public clouds, and Edge. OpenShift Container Platform is designed to deliver continuous innovation and speed at any scale, helping organizations to be ready for today and build for the future.