Managing Azure Kubernetes Service Encryption

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With a growing adoption of containerized workloads and AKS as a target, Security topics are at the heart of the architecturing discussions. Specifically, securing data through the encryptions capabilities of one cloud platform can rapidly becomes a headache. In this session, we will start by a rapid state of the art of the available encryption options in the Azure platform. Then we will focus on the 2 parts that matters for managing encryption at rest in AKS: - Managing Encryption at rest for the control plane - Managing Encryption at rest for the worker plane At the end of the session, you will have a clearer and better grasp of the way you can manage encryption with Microsoft managed Kubernetes solution, and the potential impacts on the operations.

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David Frappart

Cloud architect & IaC Geek

IT guy since 2004 Cloud architect, (mainly on Azure) since 2015 Still exploring the Cloud platform capabilities (which get new stuff all the time) Breath IaC and Automation (but more Hashicorp stuff than other ^^) Still struggles in the K8S landscape MVP Azure since 2019 MCT since 2020 https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-frappart-66625627/ https://blog.teknews.cloud

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