This post will explore auditing, what Kubernetes events or logs you should be watching, and a few steps to take for establishing an effective auditing practice.

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Kubernetes auditing is crucial for tracking production issues, preventing security breaches, and achieving certifications like PCI DSS or HIPPA. Effective auditing requires monitoring various components' logs, such as the API server, containers, pods, and kubelets. Implementing regular audits, clear processes, alerting, secure access control, and log aggregation are key steps to mastering efficient auditing. Tools like Komodor can help centralize and correlate logs, ensuring a robust Kubernetes production environment.

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