How to Secure Your Node.js Containers on Kubernetes With Best Practices

How to Secure Your Node.js Containers on Kubernetes With Best Practices

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How to Secure Your Node.js Containers on Kubernetes With Best Practices

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Kubernetes Security
  3. 3 Use RBAC
  4. 4 Use OpenID Connect
  5. 5 Use Secrets
  6. 6 Keep Kubernetes version up to date
  7. 7 Restrict kubelet, API, and SSH access
  8. 8 Control traffic between pods and clusters
  9. 9 Use namespaces to isolate workloads
  10. 10 Limit resource usages
  11. 11 Use monitoring tools and enable audit logging
  12. 12 Infrastructure best practices
  13. 13 Do not run containers as root
  14. 14 Use minimal up-to-date official base images
  15. 15 Prevent loading unwanted kernel modules
  16. 16 Enable container image scanning in your CI/CD phase
  17. 17 Audit images
  18. 18 Use pod security policies
  19. 19 Node.js specific

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