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Get started with security context constraints on Red Hat OpenShift
Overview
Overview of security context constraints
How an SCC specifies permissions
Predefined vs. custom SCCs
Make SCCs available
How deployments specify permissions
Use SCCs to restrict and empower OpenShift workloads
Summary
Summary
Summary and next steps
By
Rich Hagarty
,
Mark Sturdevant
,
Bobby Woolf
,
Yi-Hong Wang
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Use SCCs to restrict and empower OpenShift workloads