deploy(prod): promote backend-prod pin → KSV hardening - #21
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Carries the backend securityContext hardening (gitops #20) verified in test: pod nonroot 65532 + RuntimeDefault seccomp, container no-priv-esc + drop-ALL + read-only rootfs; same image tag. frontend-prod and platform-observability pins unmoved (the frontend required-tag guard renders identical output). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Carries the backend securityContext hardening (gitops #20) verified in
test: pod nonroot 65532 + RuntimeDefault seccomp, container no-priv-esc +
drop-ALL + read-only rootfs; same image tag. frontend-prod and
platform-observability pins unmoved (the frontend required-tag guard
renders identical output).
What this deploys: compare view — for
charts/backend, the #20 securityContext hardening; the image tag is unchanged, so this is a pod restart under the new context, not a version change.Verified in test (2026-07-13): pod Running clean under the hardened context, live spec matches,
/healthz200 through the Ingress, auth path exercised, zero unexpected log errors. Uptime probes stayed green.After merge: I
kubectl applythe manifest, you manual-Syncbackend-prod— the api.collectiongeek.app probe (watched from both clusters) covers the rollover.🤖 Generated with Claude Code