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Documents limitation on policy enforcement #2805
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This change documents that Embedded Cluster does not support enforcing policy on the workloads run by the embedded cluster. This may not be a common use case, so it may not make sense to add this change. I'm suggesting it and asking @ajp-io and @chris-sanders to take a look.
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| * **Templating not supported in Embedded Cluster Config**: The [Embedded Cluster Config](/reference/embedded-config) resource does not support the use of Go template functions, including [KOTS template functions](/reference/template-functions-about). | ||
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| * **Policy enforcement on Embedded Cluster workloads is not supported**: The Embedded Cluster runs workloads that require higher levels of privilege. If your application installs a policy enforcement engine such as Gatekeeper or Kyverno, ensure that your application does not enforce the policy in the namespaces used by Embedded Cluster. |
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@paigecalvert the enforcement comes from the tool like Kyverno or Gatekeeper, not the application, so I think your edit changed the meaning here.
I'm good for this to be merged after that though.
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Gotcha thanks, updated!
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Documents limitation on policy enforcement
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This change documents that Embedded Cluster does not support enforcing policy on the workloads run by the embedded cluster. This may not be a common use case, so it may not make sense to add this change. I'm suggesting it and asking @ajp-io and @chris-sanders to take a look.