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Policy-as-code isn't just about security—it's about enabling developers. In our very first episode of PolicyBytes, we are joined by DevOps consultant Marie Padberg to discuss her journey implementing Kyverno.
From navigating strict German Grundschutz compliance laws to replacing legacy Java webhooks with modern policies, Marie shares what works (and what doesn't) in the real world. plus, we discuss why AI tools often "hallucinate" Kubernetes operators and how platform teams can better bridge the gap with developers using mutating policies.
Listen now to get practical advice on starting your policy journey!
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Learn about Kyverno, the open-source, Kubernetes-native policy engine created and maintained by Nirmata. Pedro discusses his platform engineering journey, including his cybersecurity background. The conversation explores the importance of policy and governance, especially in regulated industries. T…
In this inaugural episode of PolicyBytes, meet the core team behind Kyverno—the CNCF-incubating Kubernetes policy engine trusted by enterprises worldwide. You'll hear how Kyverno evolved from an internal project into a CNCF-incubating open-source policy engine trusted by organizations worldwide for…
In this episode of Policy Bytes, hosts Courtney Nickerson and Jim Bugwadia sit down with Eric Godding Boye, a veteran software engineer and maintainer for cert-manager . Eric shares his 30-year journey from Java development to becoming a pivotal figure in the Cloud Native ecosystem .
The conver…
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