Automate Kubernetes Network Policies With Otterize Intents?

Otterize Intents provide automation of Kubernetes network policies, Kafka ACLs, mTLS, and certificates with a focus on developers.
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00:00 Introduction to Otterize Intents for Kubernetes Network Policies
01:35 Zero-Trust Network Security With Kubernetes Network Policies
04:28 Internal-Trust Network Security With Kubernetes Network Policies
05:32 Network Policy Automation With Otterize Intents
14:21 More From Otterize
14:53 Otterize Pros And Cons

[@DevOpsToolkit]

What do you think about Otterize Intents? Does it help with management of Kubernetes network policies?

[@SiCrip09]

When it comes to new tools it’s good to know what they can do and when a use case pops up you choose the best option 🚀

[@dirien]

Nice tool but, as you stated, CNIs like Cilium offer with Hubble an already good way to visualise/create/manage Network Policies.

[@TheTruthOfAI]

there is no way to scale and maintain this at large scale.. the best approach i guess "namespaced" approach.. u self-fence and self-service this.. im not keen on turning back into perimetrical itsec engineering just to firewall namespaces over thousands of pods and namespaces... truth is.. NSP around the industry are non-existent or weak as F... if i get inside 1 of ur pods... those NSP is not gonna save u from what is coming next :)