Reuven Harrison

I spent the morning explaining how IP addresses are no longer relevant in the cloud and the evening writing code to analyze IP access to Kubernetes clusters

Our Kubernetes network policy viewer now also accepts output from kubectl. https://orca.tufin.io/netpol/?yaml=apiVersion:%20extensions%2Fv1beta1%0Akind:%20NetworkPolicy%0Ametadata:%0A3labels:%0A5tufin:%20orca%0A3name:%20default.admin%0A3namespace:%20default%0Aspec:%0A3ingress:%0A3-%20from:%0A5-%20ipBlock:%0A9cidr:%200.0.0.0%2F0%0A5ports:%0A5-%20protocol:%20TCP%0A7port:%2080%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%0A3podSelector:%0A5matchLabels:%0A7app:%20admin%0A3policyTypes:%0A3-%20Ingress%0A … Try it with your own policy: kubectl get netpol <policy-name> -o yaml

I can’t donate to Bernie but I can praise him for his honesty and fairness and kindness. It would be wonderful if he wins.

Blessed are the SaaS companies who can learn all about their users’ needs through data analytics. I still learn more from speaking to one enthusiast customer than anything else.

You can manage your own Kubernetes but it requires expertise and on-going maintenance. A service provider will probably do a better job. No offense. It's economy of scale. @kubernetesio #CyberSecurity

I heard Imran Khan & Lorenzo Mantovani - a beautiful fusion of sitar and guitar.

CISOs, your dev teams are now building their apps on Kubernetes. Establish a security policy now before things get too messy. This is your opportunity to stop playing catch up with dev.