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When Ingress-NGINX Retires, Your Cloud Governance Can't

Blog post from Firefly

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Date Published
Author
Gal Gibli
Word Count
648
Language
English
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Summary

Ingress-NGINX, a widely used ingress controller in Kubernetes, is entering retirement, leaving its users with the challenge of migrating to alternative solutions without future bug fixes or security updates. This transition is particularly complex in large-scale cloud environments due to the presence of many clusters and custom configurations, hidden dependencies, and the risk of operational disruption. The longer organizations delay addressing this change, the more difficult and costly it becomes to manage. Firefly offers a solution by providing advanced governance control through a unified cloud and Kubernetes asset inventory, a lifecycle policy engine, drift detection, and automated remediation tracking, helping organizations to prioritize and execute migrations efficiently. The retirement of Ingress-NGINX serves as a catalyst for organizations to evaluate the effectiveness of their governance, infrastructure as code (IaC) coverage, and visibility, ensuring they are not reactive but proactive in managing such transitions.