What is NPM? It is a software registry that contains the code packages, and any developer who wants to use open source snippets can use it in their applications. NPM is an abbreviation for “Node package manager,” which is the name of this software registry. The majority of the time, NPM is utilised…

Introduction The software utilised by the organisation consists of a large number of different components. As you are aware, certain components may contain vulnerabilities that will be addressed in the updates. Due to the fact that Kubernetes is also open source, it may also contain vulnerabilities. Utilized components of the system…

Introduction In Kubernetes, a cluster is essentially a group of nodes that are responsible for operating an application that is containerized. In addition to their other name, worker nodes, these nodes are the ones that host the pods. …

Introduction It is possible for things such as passwords, usernames, tokens, and keys, among other things, to fall under the category of secrets. Secrets are categories of sensitive information with which an organization’s employees interact and are therefore marked as confidential. These things are holding information that should not be accessible…

Introduction Kubernetes has numerous layers for communication, and providing security across all of those layers is a difficult task. One of the challenges is the establishment of an isolating environment in which clusters, pods, and namespaces can communicate with one another. All of this is possible with the correct implementation of…

Introduction Moving on with the same topic of “Kubernetes Security,” we are going to talk about the authentication issues that are currently present in Kubernetes. When referring to a user’s access to a resource that is hosted either in the cloud or on-premises, the term “authentication” refers to the process of…

Introduction You may have a better understanding of the many security features that can be implemented with Kubernetes by reading the blog post that I wrote previously. Let’s talk about why logging and monitoring are essential to the safety of Kubernetes in this blog post, shall we? …

Introduction RBAC is already integrated into Kubernetes, so that it can offer users with the appropriate level of authorization. RBAC is the key mechanism for enforcing access policies to the many resources that Kubernetes provides, such as pods, clusters, nodes, and so on. The request that is sent to the API…

Introduction In a recent post on my blog, I went through some of the fundamentals of Kubernetes, including why it is necessary and what aspects of it are crucial. On the other hand, if you are interested in having a look, please click on the link that has been provided below: …