Last month, while implementing governance controls for a client's AKS environment, I discovered something that Azure's documentation glosses over: Azure Policy for Kubernetes, despite its seamless integration, cannot automatically generate resources based on policy violations.
When Microsoft announced Azure CNI powered by Cilium, the community celebrated the arrival of eBPF networking to AKS. However, enterprise security teams are noticing a critical gap: Azure's managed offering lacks the advanced features that make Cilium the choice for zero-trust architectures.
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