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* Added test-e2e-local in the Makefile * Added a proper Indentation * Added 3 more fields * Added getPolicyResourceFullPath function * Updating the patchedResource path to full path * Converts Namespaced policy to ClusterPolicy * Added GetPatchedResourceFromPath function * Added GetPatchedResource function * Checks for namespaced-policy from policy name provided bu user * Generalizing resultKey for both validate and mutate. Also added kind field to this key * Added Type field to PolicySpec * To handle mutate case when resource and patchedResource are equal * fetch patchResource from path provided by user and compare it with engine patchedResource * generating result by comparing patchedResource * Added kind to resultKey * Handles namespaced policy results * Skip is required * Added []*response.EngineResponse return type in ApplyPolicyOnResource function * namespaced policy only surpasses resources having same namespace as policy * apply command will print the patchedResource whereas test will not * passing engineResponse instead of validateEngineResponse because it supports results for both validate and mutate case * default namespace will printed in the output table if no namespace is being provided by the user * Added e2e test for mutate policy and also examples for both type of policies * Created a separate function to get resultKey * Changes in the resultKey for validate case * Added help description for test command in the cli * fixes code for more test cases * fixes code to support more cases and also added resources for e2e-test * some small changes like adding brackets, clubbing 2 if cond into one, changing variable name, etc. * Rearrange GetPatchedResourceFromPath function to get rid from repetion of same thing twice. * Added kind in the result section of test.yaml for all test-cases * engineResponse will handle different types of response * GetPatchedResource() uses GetResource function to fetch patched resource Signed-off-by: viveksahu26 <vivekkumarsahu650@gmail.com> |
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Kyverno 
Kubernetes Native Policy Management 🎉
Kyverno is a policy engine designed for Kubernetes. It can validate, mutate, and generate configurations using admission controls and background scans. Kyverno policies are Kubernetes resources and do not require learning a new language. Kyverno is designed to work nicely with tools you already use like kubectl, kustomize, and Git.
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