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Subscribe via RSSAfter the big blooms of 1.33, this release turns its attention to the garden fence: making sure our CI pipelines are sturdy, our supply chain is trustworthy, and a nagging bug in kwctl gets pulled out by the roots. Nothing flashy, but the …
The Kubewarden ecosystem continues to expand its supply chain security capabilities! Hot on the heels of the Admission Controller 1.33 release, we are excited to announce SBOMscanner v0.10.0. This release introduces powerful new features …
The garden is thriving and Kubewarden 1.33 is ready to bloom! Following last release’s big repotting, this one is serious about pruning, including a security issue. It’s not all housekeeping though, fresh flowers are blooming and come with …
Why Kubewarden is not affected by CVE-2026-22039 The recent vulnerability CVE-2026-22039 is doing the rounds in the Kubernetes security community, with dramatic titles such as “How an admission controller vulnerability turned Kubernetes …
Another year rolls around, and Kubewarden is still growing like a well-watered houseplant! Kubewarden got a New Year’s resolution to tidy up and repot, and has gone full on with digital gardening. This release is a maintenance one, with big …
Join us in celebrating a fruitful 2025 for the Kubewarden project! The team has spent time planting kernels and enjoying the fruit of the grown ideas. Let’s look together at what the basket brings as we say ciao to 2025. Grab anything you …
Preparing for season celebrations, Kubewarden grabbed its running shoes and went for a lively jog. This release is about keeping your cluster environment fit and lively: new policy, new Sigstore airgap features, backup support, and new …
Writing Kubewarden policies is now even more accessible. Today, we’re excited to announce the alpha release of the Kubewarden JavaScript/TypeScript SDK, bringing policy development to the world’s most popular programming language. Why …
The Kubewarden project was created four years ago at SUSE with the goal of redefining Policy As Code. We built a universal policy engine for Kubernetes and donated it to the CNCF. When the project started, policies could only be written in …
Today, Kubewarden 1.30 woke up, shook itself, stretched its wings and took off to a cluster near you! This release brings in its beak a bunch of policy features, and performs some future-proofing migrations. Migration to OpenReports So far, …
