Migrate existing Kubernetes data when enabling at-rest encryption
Changing encryption configuration does not by itself prove that older stored objects were rewritten.
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Changing encryption configuration does not by itself prove that older stored objects were rewritten.
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Changing the subjects and changing their granted role are different security operations.
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An identity can gain useful access through a Pod even without a direct Secret-read role.
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Updating a ConfigMap does not refresh every way an application consumes its values.
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One restrictive-looking policy does not cancel another policy’s allowed traffic.
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Different scheduled jobs can still overlap even when each forbids its own concurrent runs.
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A single requested completion does not establish exactly-once application execution.
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Ordered readiness can protect sequencing while also preventing automatic progress past a bad revision.
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A progress deadline reports a stalled rollout; it does not perform the rollback itself.
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An API object is not enough to establish that a usable storage snapshot exists.
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