ValidKube, an open-source project developed by Komodor, integrates the features of kubeval, kubectl-neat, and trivy into a user-friendly microsite aimed at enhancing the security and hygiene of Kubernetes YAML files. Since its launch, it has gained significant traction with over 10,000 visitors and 230 GitHub stars. Recently, ValidKube expanded its capabilities by incorporating Polaris, an open-source tool from Fairwinds that identifies deployment errors and ensures best practices in Kubernetes configurations. This addition allows users to audit YAML manifests for configuration issues, further enhancing the tool's functionality. The developers express gratitude for community support and are eager to continue improving ValidKube and exploring new open-source projects and collaborations within the Kubernetes community.