The cis-operator enables running CIS benchmark security scans on a Kubernetes cluster and generate compliance reports that can be downloaded. Benchmarks tests and the execution logic lives on rancher/security-scan.
make
- Install the custom resource definitions:
kubectl apply -f crds/
- Install the operator
./bin/cis-operator
The current branch strategy for rancher/cis-operator is laid out below:
| Branch | Tag | Security-Scan | Rancher |
|---|---|---|---|
main |
head |
main branch (head)` |
main branch (head) |
release/v1.3 |
v1.3.x |
v0.5.x |
v2.10.x |
release/v1.2 |
v1.2.x |
v0.4.x |
v2.9.x |
release/v1.1 |
v1.1.x |
v0.3.x |
v2.8.x |
master (deprecated) |
v1.0.x |
v0.2.x |
v2.7.x,v2.8.x,v2.9.x |
Note that it aligns with Rancher Manager releases to maximize compatibility within the ecosystem. This includes k8s dependencies that the Rancher release aims to support, meaning that cis-operator should use the same k8s minor release that the Rancher release line it aims to support.
Active development takes place against main. Release branches are only used for
bug fixes and security-related dependency bumps.
Refer to the Support Compatibility Matrix for official compatibility information.
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