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Subtitle: How we transformed a GKE cluster from a "Development Playground" into a "Zero Trust Fortress" using Policy-as-Code and Sidecar-less Mesh. Introduction: The Missing Layer Welcome back to the Building a Production-Grade SRE Platform on Kubern...

You get a Slack message at 8 PM. A critical production service is down. After an hour of frantic debugging, you find the cause: a developer deployed a new version without resource limits, and the pod went rogue, triggering a cascading failure. We've ...

In a previous article, we laid the foundations for governing Kubernetes clusters, focusing on how admission policies act as essential gatekeepers. They ensure that only compliant, secure, and well-formed resources make it into your environment. But w...

Introduction: The Silent Guardian of the API Server Maintaining a Kubernetes cluster often feels like a constant battle against configuration drift. As teams scale, the anxiety of "who deployed what and why" grows. Without a gatekeeper, your API serv...

Strengthening your Kubernetes supply chain starts with controlling where images are pulled from. Allowing workloads to pull directly from public registries introduces unnecessary risk, slows down deployments, and removes your ability to govern what e...

This blog post reviews the talk from Lead Software Engineer titled as “Containers without right to escape“ held at KazHackStan 2025 CyberSecurity Conference in Almaty. Speaker outlined three main topics to be discussed and demonstrated them with prac...
