aks-governance

AKS governance is enforced by codifying controls with Azure Policy, Gatekeeper/OPA constraints, and RBAC. This approach ensures compliant migrations by applying consistent policy baselines, multi-tenancy isolation, and resource quotas across clusters.

Multi-tenancy isolation in AKS is achieved through RBAC governance and namespace isolation. By applying resource quotas and policy annotations, you can securely map tenant boundaries and enforce constraints during the migration process.

Gatekeeper/OPA works with Azure Policy by translating policy definitions into runtime constraints within AKS. This mechanism embeds cross-cutting policy annotations into YAML manifests, actively enforcing compliance and governance rules during both design and convert phases.

Yes, you can embed cross-cutting policy annotations directly into your YAML manifests. This allows you to apply governance controls across design and convert phases, ensuring that policy baselines and exemption handling are codified within your workload definitions.

Policy exemption handling is managed by codifying governance controls that define baseline policies and specific exemptions. This ensures that your AKS migration remains compliant while allowing controlled exceptions for workloads requiring temporary or specific policy overrides.