Kubernetes has become a household name for container orchestration. There is no denying that it has risen to become an ideal solution for many developers.
Container images are typically built from a base image, so it is extremely important to ensure that base images do not contain any vulnerabilities and are secure.
Choosing the right event streaming approach is critical for enterprise architects and application developers. These technologies will help apps scale up around data.
Both Kafka and Docker are pretty complex technologies, and it can be difficult to determine where to get started once you’re sure that they’re the right fit for the problem you’re solving. To keep things simple for this tutorial, we’ll create one producer, one consumer, and one Kafka instance.
Kubernetes is not a secure platform. It lacks native tooling to handle most security-related tasks. This article list security principles to secure a cluster.
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