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DevOps’ish 205: Kubernetes Pod Security Policy Deprecation, open source skills are crucial, harms of large language models, Supermicro, water plant breach, VSCode repo FUD, and more

Sun Feb 14, 2021 by Chris Short
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First off, Happy Valentine’s Day. I hope you’re enjoying it as best you can. This week I learned that an organization in the healthcare industry is working on a large project involving Kubernetes Pod Security Policies as a mainstay in their project. In case you haven’t heard, Pod Security Policies (PSPs) will begin the Kubernetes deprecation process in the 1.21 release. Kubernetes 1.21 releases on or about Thursday, April 8th, 2021. Read more →