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it is a must for the enterprise, how about an architect first as CKA covers security and it is around 12% of the exam, while CKAD does not, however, covers a bit of networking less than 6%., an Architect might cover more security topics
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I agree 100% Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist is must have
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Absolutely agree!
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CKSS can be more on network overlays in k8s, how network policies are implemented(calico), building & maintain a secure kubernetes infrastructure , also on monitoring and alerts,...
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It seems tricky to strike a balance between:
- asking questions about CNI, Ingress (the resource), per-Pod
sysctl
settings etc - those features not yet being GA; CNI is actually still alpha
I'd like to see a few more security-related questions as part of CKA and especially CKAD.
Understanding how Secret does (and doesn't) protect credentials is important. Also things like client-go credential plugins (also beta)
If it's hard to evaluate people's skills in these areas, does that help make a stronger case for taking those components forward to a stable, GA status? I don't know if there's some part of Kubernetes / CNCF governance that can take that into account.
@abdennour - I see that 3 of the 4 topics you mentioned relate to networking. If there were a certificate related to cloud-native / Kubernetes networking, with security making up a good chunk of the curriculum, how well would that match up to what you wanted?
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This was fixed in 0f652d0 and is currently available here (so we can close this issue): https://github.com/cncf/curriculum/blob/master/CKS_Curriculum_%20v1.19.pdf
https://training.linuxfoundation.org/certification/certified-kubernetes-security-specialist/
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