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Get started with security context constraints on Red Hat OpenShift

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Summary and next steps

By

Rich Hagarty,

Mark Sturdevant,

Bobby Woolf,

Yi-Hong Wang

In this learning path, you learned the key SCC concepts, and learned how to:

  • Recognize what SCC and security context is assigned to a workload
  • Use a default service account and default security context
  • Look for SCC validation errors
  • Create an SCC and assigning it to a service account
  • Use a security context that requests special permissions with an SCC that allows them

If you want to distribute your service to service catalogs, follow these steps:

  1. Create a well-designed container image
  2. Optionally, certify the container image
  3. Design a security context -- this learning path
  4. Develop an operator
  5. Optionally, certify the operator
  6. Publish your service in service catalogs, such as Red Hat Marketplace


13 March 2023

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