Connect Kubernetes and Amazon ECS clusters, deploy Container Protection policies and proxy settings, and monitor your container environment from Container Inventory.
Container Inventory provides a tree view to manage the protection of all your connected
Kubernetes or Amazon ECS clusters. You can find assets by using the search function
or clicking
the filter icon (
) to apply filters by column headings.
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The following table outlines the options available on this screen.
Type
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Tree level
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Options
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Kubernetes
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Add new Kubernetes clusters by clicking Add Cluster (if other
clusters have previously been added to the management service) or Deploy
protection to a Kubernetes Cluster (if no clusters have previously been added
to the management service)
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Stop protecting Kubernetes clusters by selecting the radio button next to the cluster
name
and clicking Remove Cluster.
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Management service > Cluster
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Change proxy settings, assign new policies, and map cloud accounts through use of
the
following:
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All levels
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View details about your container environment
Kubernetes hierarchy:
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Amazon ECS
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Add new Amazon ECS clusters by clicking Add account (if other
clusters have previously been added) or Add and protect Amazon ECS
assets (if no clusters have previously been added)
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Enable or disable runtime security and runtime scanning on multiple clusters
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Account > Region > Cluster
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Assign new policies
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Enable or disable runtime security and runtime scanning on individual clusters
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All levels
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View details about your container environment
Amazon ECS hierarchy:
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