kubernetes-secure
NewGenerate Kubernetes manifests with PodSecurityContext, NetworkPolicies, and resource limits by default
Summary
This skill automatically generates Kubernetes manifests with PodSecurityContext, NetworkPolicies, and resource limits by default, ensuring your deployments meet security best practices from the start.
- It helps developers create secure, production-ready configurations without manually adding security constraints, reducing the risk of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities.
Install & Usage
/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>Add the configuration to /plugin install kubernetes-secure@<marketplace>
/pluginUse Cases
Usage Examples
/kubernetes-secure generate deployment my-app --image nginx:latest --replicas 3 --secure
Create a secure Kubernetes manifest for a Node.js app with network policies and resource limits.
/kubernetes-secure add-security my-deployment.yaml --pod-security-context --network-policy
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is kubernetes-secure?
This skill automatically generates Kubernetes manifests with PodSecurityContext, NetworkPolicies, and resource limits by default, ensuring your deployments meet security best practices from the start. It helps developers create secure, production-ready configurations without manually adding security constraints, reducing the risk of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities.
How to install kubernetes-secure?
To install kubernetes-secure: add a marketplace (/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>), then add the config to /plugin install kubernetes-secure@<marketplace>. Finally, /plugin in Claude Code.
What is kubernetes-secure best for?
kubernetes-secure is a plugin categorized under General. It is designed for: security. Created by Cássio Santos.
What can I use kubernetes-secure for?
kubernetes-secure is useful for: Generate a secure Deployment manifest with a restricted PodSecurityContext and resource limits for a new microservice.; Create a NetworkPolicy that isolates a frontend service from backend services in a multi-tier application.; Add PodSecurityContext and resource limits to an existing Kubernetes YAML file to meet compliance requirements.; Generate a complete set of manifests for a stateful application with persistent volumes and secure defaults.; Quickly produce a secure CronJob manifest with read-only root filesystem and non-root user settings.; Validate and update a Kubernetes manifest to include network policies and security contexts for a CI/CD pipeline..