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How do you give developers access to the Kubernetes API without letting them break things?

Peter Kelly describes staged policies in Project Calico: developers can dry-run network policies to see which flows would be affected before enforcing them. Combined with namespace-scoped policy tiers, teams get real autonomy without risking production traffic.

Instead of blocking developers, give them a safe way to test.

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