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We’ve extended the support for Kubernetes features on the Cloud Management HyperCloud™ Platform (CMPHCP) through enhancements.

You can perform these activities using our enhanced Kubernetes feature:

• Add, use, and delete Container Secret registry.

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• Delete a Kubernetes object from the namespace and app view. You can delete Kubernetes objects (services, deployments, secrets, etc.) from the namespace and app-detail views.

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• Toggle for viewing your kube-system objects from the Cluster view. Turn on the Show System Namespaces toggle to enable the read-only view of your kube-system objects.

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• New Connect feature in your Services in-app view. You can now edit your ip and port configurations via the Connect menu.

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• You can scan images via the Container Security page.

  • You can scan your helm chart images for vulnerabilities before deployment using the anchore engine. Your Tenants can configure the anchore settings via the Container Security page.

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  • You can also block images that contain vulnerabilities defined in your Rules.

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  • CMP HCP Tenant Administrators can define and view these Rules to block deployment:

    • Namespace

    • All the Namespaces in a Cluster

    • All the Clusters for a tenant

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  • If you’ve enabled Image Scanning for a tenant, all deployments made by Tenant Users will be automatically subjected to Image Scans.

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  • Your deployments will be blocked or allowed based on the Rules you define.

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  • Tenant Users can also view the list of vulnerabilities via helm chart images.

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• We’ve enhanced our CMP HCP portal to support installation of helm charts for Clusters. You can also install helm chart in your Amazon EKS clusters.