Apply your Kubernetes engineering rules throughout the software lifecycle

Kubernetes standards are often documented centrally but implemented independently across repositories and teams.

The Kubernetes Assurance Agent turns platform rules into repeatable checks that can run while code is written, before merge, in CI, and, where required, against deployed clusters.

One rule set, multiple checkpoints

  • During coding

    Use the Kubernetes assurance skill on the current change before commit.

  • Before merge

    Review PR changes against required platform rules.

  • In CI

    Scan the relevant repository or generated configuration and fail required checks.

  • At runtime

    Audit live clusters and compare deployed state with expected engineering rules.

What the agent can evaluate

The intended checking domain includes:

  • security contexts
  • container privileges
  • ServiceAccounts
  • probes
  • resource requests and limits
  • namespace conventions
  • network policies
  • deployment settings
  • workload identity
  • secret usage
  • image policies
  • configuration standards
  • organization-specific Kubernetes conventions

Findings should be actionable

A useful finding should contain:

  • the rule
  • severity
  • affected file or resource
  • evidence
  • why the rule matters
  • suggested remediation
  • whether the finding blocks acceptance

Vague output such as "Kubernetes configuration may be insecure" is not a finding.

Platform teams keep ownership of the rules

The platform or architecture team defines the required standards.

AJWAIN.AI helps translate those standards into executable assurance checks and works with customer engineering teams to refine the agent using real repositories and deployed environments.

Common checks can be reusable. Organization-specific standards remain configurable for the customer.

Frequently asked questions

Turn Kubernetes standards into continuous engineering checks.

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