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From Pod Security Policies to Pod Security Standards - a Migration Guide
Kubernetes removed Pod Security Policies (PSPs) in version 1.25, and organizations using the deprecated feature need to transition to Pod Security Standards (PSSs). This guide provides the steps and considerations for migrating from the legacy security mechanism to its modern replacement.
Why it matters: Kubernetes operators and platform teams must migrate off deprecated PSPs to maintain security posture and compliance with current Kubernetes best practices, as the old feature is no longer available in supported versions.
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From Pod Security Policies to Pod Security Standards - a Migration Guide
Kubernetes removed Pod Security Policies (PSPs) in version 1.25, and organizations using the deprecated feature need to transition to Pod Security Standards (PSSs). This guide provides the steps and considerations for migrating from the legacy security mechanism to its modern replacement.
Why it matters: Kubernetes operators and platform teams must migrate off deprecated PSPs to maintain security posture and compliance with current Kubernetes best practices, as the old feature is no longer available in supported versions.
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Correction
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cloud saas
From Pod Security Policies to Pod Security Standards - a Migration Guide
Kubernetes removed Pod Security Policies (PSPs) in version 1.25, and organizations using the deprecated feature need to transition to Pod Security Standards (PSSs). This guide provides the steps and considerations for migrating from the legacy security mechanism to its modern replacement.
Why it matters: Kubernetes operators and platform teams must migrate off deprecated PSPs to maintain security posture and compliance with current Kubernetes best practices, as the old feature is no longer available in supported versions.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker