Kyverno Policy Creation for Azure Kubernetes
Budget: $15 – $25 AUD
I'm looking for an experienced Kubernetes and Kyverno expert to write a policy for me. This policy will restrict CPU and memory requests to a specific range for my Azure Kubernetes deployment.
Policy Requirements:
- The maximum limit for CPU requests should be set to 2 CPU and for memory requests, it should be capped at 4Gi.
- The minimum limit for CPU and memory requests is not specified, meaning it could be anything.
- The policy should be applied to all namespaces, with the exception of specific namespace, deployment, job or cronjob.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Deep understanding of Kubernetes and Azure
- Proven experience with writing Kyverno policies
- Ability to work with namespace exclusions
Please provide examples of similar projects you've completed in your proposal.
The policy should block deployment if the CPU or memory requests exceed the specified limits. Specific deployments should be excluded from this policy. The policy should exclude certain system namespaces. The policy should exclude the following deployments. The policy should exclude the following: given list of deployment, jobs or cronjobs.
Policy Requirements:
- The maximum limit for CPU requests should be set to 2 CPU and for memory requests, it should be capped at 4Gi.
- The minimum limit for CPU and memory requests is not specified, meaning it could be anything.
- The policy should be applied to all namespaces, with the exception of specific namespace, deployment, job or cronjob.
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Deep understanding of Kubernetes and Azure
- Proven experience with writing Kyverno policies
- Ability to work with namespace exclusions
Please provide examples of similar projects you've completed in your proposal.
The policy should block deployment if the CPU or memory requests exceed the specified limits. Specific deployments should be excluded from this policy. The policy should exclude certain system namespaces. The policy should exclude the following deployments. The policy should exclude the following: given list of deployment, jobs or cronjobs.