Securing AKS Clusters

Security in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) requires a multi-layered approach covering cluster, node, pod, and network levels.

Security Layers

  • RBAC: Kubernetes RBAC integrated with Azure AD for fine-grained access control
  • Network Policies: Calico or Azure NPM for pod-to-pod traffic control
  • Pod Security: Pod Security Standards (restricted, baseline, privileged)
  • Workload Identity: Azure AD Workload Identity for secure service-to-service auth
  • Secrets Management: Azure Key Vault CSI driver for secret injection

Best Practices

Enable Microsoft Defender for Containers, use private clusters, rotate credentials regularly, and scan container images before deployment.

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