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How it works?
Kyverno is an open-source Kubernetes policy engine focused on enforcing, validating, and mutating cluster resources using Policy-as-Code, and is maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) community. It allows teams to define policies as Kubernetes-native resources (CRDs) and apply them consistently across clusters to improve governance, security, and operational standards. Common capabilities include validating manifests at admission time, automatically mutating resources to match best practices (for example, adding labels or security settings), generating related resources from templates, and reporting policy compliance for auditing. Kyverno is typically used to standardize configurations across namespaces and environments, enforce security controls (such as image registry restrictions or required Pod security settings), and automate guardrails for CI/CD-driven deployments; see the Kyverno documentation for policy syntax and feature details.
Orchestration systems decide where and when workloads run on a cluster of machines (physical or virtual). On top of that, orchestration systems usually help manage the lifecycle of the workloads running on them. Nowadays, these systems are usually used to orchestrate containers, with the most popular one being Kubernetes.
There are many advantages to using Orchestration tools:
- Improve the utilization of CPU, memory, and storage usage by running many processes on a single machine
- Manage the entire lifecycle of the orchestrated workloads: pre & post initialization & termination
- Control the scale of workloads and the scale of their underlying infrastructure separately
- Centralized management of workloads and infrastructure
Kyverno is a Kubernetes-native policy engine that defines and enforces policies as Kubernetes resources, making governance and automation easier to manage alongside cluster configuration. It is used to validate, mutate, and generate resources to improve security, compliance, and operational consistency.
- Uses Kubernetes CRDs for policies, enabling GitOps-friendly workflows and standard RBAC-based access control.
- Validates resources at admission time to block noncompliant manifests before they reach the cluster.
- Mutates incoming resources to apply defaults and guardrails, such as adding labels, annotations, or securityContext fields.
- Generates and synchronizes related resources, such as NetworkPolicies, ConfigMaps, or imagePullSecrets, to reduce manual drift.
- Supports background scanning to evaluate existing resources, not only new admissions, which helps with ongoing compliance.
- Provides policy reporting and visibility to understand violations and prioritize remediation across namespaces and workloads.
- Enables image verification and supply-chain controls (for example, signature checks) to reduce the risk of untrusted deployments.
- Offers reusable policy patterns and libraries, accelerating rollout of common security and platform standards.
- Works well in multi-tenant clusters by enforcing namespace-level and cluster-wide rules consistently.
Kyverno is a strong fit when policies should be expressed in Kubernetes-native YAML and managed like other cluster resources. Trade-offs include additional admission webhook latency and the need to design policies carefully to avoid blocking legitimate workloads during rollout.
Common alternatives include OPA with Gatekeeper, Kubewarden, and native Kubernetes admission webhooks.
Our experience with Kyverno helped us build practical knowledge, reusable policy patterns, and automation workflows that make Kubernetes governance easier to implement and maintain across different teams and environments. We’ve used Kyverno to move policy enforcement closer to delivery pipelines, reduce configuration drift, and standardize security and compliance controls without slowing down developers.
Some of the things we did include:
- Implemented Kyverno admission policies to enforce baseline security controls (non-root, read-only filesystems, resource limits/requests, and approved image registries) across multi-namespace clusters.
- Built policy-as-code workflows with GitOps using Argo CD, including promotion between environments and policy change reviews with clear audit trails.
- Integrated Kyverno policy checks into CI/CD to fail builds early and provide actionable feedback to application teams before deployment.
- Designed mutation policies to standardize labels/annotations, inject sidecars where required, and apply consistent defaults for platform-managed workloads.
- Configured generate rules to automatically create supporting resources (e.g., NetworkPolicies, RBAC, and namespace scaffolding) to reduce manual setup and improve consistency.
- Rolled out Kyverno with phased enforcement (audit-to-enforce), exception handling, and per-team policy ownership to keep adoption smooth in large organizations.
- Integrated policy reporting and alerting into observability stacks using Prometheus for compliance visibility and operational follow-up.
- Hardened container supply chain controls by combining Kyverno with Trivy scan results and image signing verification using Cosign.
- Created multi-cluster policy packaging and versioning approaches to keep rules consistent across cloud and on-prem Kubernetes platforms.
- Delivered enablement sessions and runbooks for platform and application teams, covering policy authoring, testing, troubleshooting, and safe rollout practices.
This experience helped us accumulate significant knowledge across multiple Kyverno use-cases—from security enforcement to platform automation—and enables us to deliver high-quality Kyverno setups that are maintainable, auditable, and aligned with how teams actually ship workloads on Kubernetes.
Some of the things we can help you do with Kyverno include:
- Assess your current Kubernetes policy posture and deliver a prioritized review report with recommended controls and quick wins.
- Create an adoption roadmap for Policy-as-Code, including target policy sets, rollout phases, and success metrics.
- Implement and productionize Kyverno across clusters, including installation, RBAC hardening, and safe upgrade procedures.
- Design and author policies for security and compliance guardrails (validation, mutation, generation) aligned to your standards.
- Integrate policy checks into CI/CD and GitOps workflows to prevent drift and enforce approvals before changes reach production.
- Optimize performance and cost by tuning policy evaluation, reducing noisy rules, and standardizing resource defaults to curb waste.
- Set up observability for policy outcomes (violations, exceptions, and trends) so teams can measure compliance and respond quickly.
- Establish exception handling and governance processes to balance developer velocity with consistent enforcement.
- Troubleshoot policy conflicts and rollout issues, including debugging admission decisions and improving policy test coverage.
- Enable your teams with hands-on training and reusable templates so platform and app teams can maintain policies confidently.
