How to Secure a Kubernetes Cluster using a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)

How to Secure a Kubernetes Cluster using a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)

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Adding a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is an important step in air-gapping and securing a Kubernetes cluster. A VPC is an isolated virtual network in the cloud that gives you control over the virtual infrastructure and your network traffic in the VPC. This webcast will show you how to secure a Kubernetes cluster using VPC Gen2.
Speaker Bio:
Remko is a Cloud Native Developer Advocate and Software Engineer with a focus is on Cloud Native, Containers, Kubernetes, Security and DevOps. He is a Dutch NYer, dad, humanist, musician, literatus, runner – serpent in the shepherd’s mouth with an empathy for paradox.



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