Installing multiple Snyk Kubernetes controllers into a single Kubernetes cluster

Snyk’s Kubernetes integration enables organizations to continuously scan running workloads for container-image vulnerabilities and insecure configurations, while allowing separate teams to control monitoring for their own namespaces. The walkthrough demonstrates installing multiple Snyk Monitor controllers in a single Kubernetes cluster, using distinct namespaces such as apples and bananas and optionally separate Snyk organizations and integration IDs for isolation. Each controller is configured through Kubernetes secrets, ConfigMaps, Helm deployments, and Rego policies that determine which workload types in its assigned namespace are automatically imported or removed from monitoring, excluding examples such as CronJobs and Services. After deployment, sample applications in each namespace are automatically discovered, scanned, and added to the corresponding Snyk organization, and controller logs can be inspected to troubleshoot configuration issues. The approach requires a Snyk Business or Enterprise account and is intended to give multi-team Kubernetes environments more granular security-monitoring ownership.

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