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Fix typos in the introduction page (cherry-pick #1420) (#1421)
Fix typos in the introduction page (#1420)
Signed-off-by: Fernando Ripoll <fernando@giantswarm.io>
Co-authored-by: Fernando Ripoll <fernando@giantswarm.io>
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Kyverno (Greek for "govern") is a cloud native policy engine. It was originally built for Kubernetes and now can also be used outside of Kubernetes clusters as a unified policy language.
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Kyverno allows platform engineers to automate security, complianace, and best practices validation and deliver secure self-service to application teams.
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Kyverno allows platform engineers to automate security, compliance, and best practices validation and deliver secure self-service to application teams.
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Some of its many features include:
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* policies as YAML-based declarative Kubernetes resources with no new language to learn!
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* enforce policies as a Kubernetes admission controller, CLI-based scanner, and at runtime
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* validate, mutate, generate, or cleanup (remove) any Kubernetes resource
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* verify container images and metadata for software supply chain security
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* policies for any JSON payload including Terraform resources, cloud resources, and service authoriation
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* policies for any JSON payload including Terraform resources, cloud resources, and service authorization
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* policy reporting using the open reporting format from the CNCF Policy WG
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* flexible policy exception management
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* tooling for comprehensive unit and e2e testing of policies
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