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KEP #1710 (Speed up recursive SELinux label change) — standard — Clarity Today

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KEP #1710 (Speed up recursive SELinux label change)

sig-storage enhancement applying SELinux context at mount time; its SELinuxMount portion graduates to stable in 1.37 and applies to all eligible volumes.

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SELinuxMount KEP

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Kubernetes 1.37: the hardening you did not ask for is the part you have to test

Sysdig counts 19 security-relevant changes in the release. The ones that arrive switched on, led by SELinuxMount at stable, are the ones that can break a running cluster.

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Adoption30
Hype gap+10
Incentives68

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