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Self-service and governance aren't competing forces — they work together.

Peter Kelly explains how Tigera's tiered network policies in Project Calico let platform teams lock down critical rules at an upper layer while giving developers a lower tier to manage their own policies. Security stays immutable at the top, and developers get autonomy within those guardrails.

The key: treat policy tiers like layers — compulsory at the top, flexible at the bottom.

Full interview: https://ku.bz/xgqZJhdyn





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This interview is a reaction to Ben Poland's episode https://ku.bz/klBmzMY5-
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