Admission Webhook Good Practices — Choose an admission control mechanism
Kubernetes includes multiple admission control and policy enforcement options.
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Kubernetes includes multiple admission control and policy enforcement options. Knowing when to use a specific option can help you to improve latency and performance, reduce management overhead, and avoid issues during version upgrades. The following table describes the mechanisms that let you mutate or validate resources during admission
Mutating and validating admission control in Kubernetes Mechanism Description Use cases Mutating admission webhook Intercept API requests before admission and modify as needed using custom logic. Make critical modifications that must happen before resource admission. Make complex modifications that require advanced logic, like calling external APIs. Mutating admission policy Intercept API requests before admission and modify as needed using Common Expression Language (CEL) expressions. Make critical modifications that must happen before resource admissi
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