One of the great things about Kubernetes is the variety of choices it provides and the flexibility it gives us in creating different configurations. However, with that flexibility it can be difficult to understand what's needed to create secure Kubernetes clusters.

This talk will go through some of the key areas of Kubernetes security, look at where the provided defaults are not necessarily the best choice for your production systems and provide practical advice for cluster operators and developers deploying applications to those clusters on how to make usable and secure environments.