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Kubernetes related security tools.
hi,
what Kubernetes security tools you guys are using ?
I heard about one newcomer, Octarine, piggybacks on the Envoy proxy and Istio service mesh, NeuVector, CI/CD pipeline what are all that ?
from topology point of views how they fit into the picture of Kubernetes ?
I can't find resource of above tools, please suggest!
which one is necessary and unnecessary and which one is good ?
seems Octarine's Kubernetes security software is good as it monitor the whole thing ? This tools can let you know when [cluster configurations] are violating policies, like if they're public by default when they're not supposed to be.
and seems NeuVector can operate at nearly the same feature as Octarine ?
what Kubernetes security tools you guys are using ?
I heard about one newcomer, Octarine, piggybacks on the Envoy proxy and Istio service mesh, NeuVector, CI/CD pipeline what are all that ?
from topology point of views how they fit into the picture of Kubernetes ?
I can't find resource of above tools, please suggest!
which one is necessary and unnecessary and which one is good ?
seems Octarine's Kubernetes security software is good as it monitor the whole thing ? This tools can let you know when [cluster configurations] are violating policies, like if they're public by default when they're not supposed to be.
and seems NeuVector can operate at nearly the same feature as Octarine ?
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