Kubernetes helps us innovate and automate  by eliminating compute  infrastructure dependencies, but traditional ‘bolt-on’ networking and security infrastructure impedes automation and innovation, and is actually not secure in a hyperconnected world.  We can solve this by eliminating dependencies on security and networking infrastructure with a full as-code approach.

On this episode,  learn how NetFoundry and its open source Ziti software, puts Zero Trust connectivity into the nucleus of the application development and delivery lifecycle.  OpenShift K8s apps can be ‘dark’ to the networks – for example blocking ransomware from landing – while improving agility, automation and innovation by abstracting away underlying security and networking infrastructure (Security-as-Code meets Infra-as-Code)