Kubernetes configuration drift poses a significant challenge in managing large-scale environments, as it can destabilize operations and lead to reliability issues. Drift occurs when the live state of a Kubernetes environment deviates from its intended configuration, often due to changes in memory limits, container versions, or security settings, and it becomes more pronounced as environments grow in complexity. Komodor addresses this issue by offering a Drift Management tool that enables teams to detect, analyze, and resolve configuration drift proactively, thus reducing downtime and enhancing governance across clusters. By providing deep visibility into what changes, when, and by whom, Komodor helps teams manage standardization and prevent unauthorized changes. Their solution also integrates with popular tools and enforces automated policy compliance, thereby improving the overall stability and predictability of Kubernetes infrastructures. The tool capitalizes on real-world feedback to offer capabilities like side-by-side service comparisons and automated policy enforcement, aiming to make drift management a foundational element of Kubernetes reliability.