CTE for Kubernetes Administration
Getting Started with CTE for K8s
- Container Image Fingerprint
- Introduction to CipherTrust Transparent Encryption for Kubernetes
  - Configuration Concepts
  - CTE for Kubernetes Terminology
- Installation Methods
  - Using Operator
    - Introduction to the Kubernetes Operator Resource
    - Installation, Deployment and Configuration
    - Installing and Managing CTE for Kubernetes in an Operator Environment
    - Kubernetes Operator Maintenance
  - Using Helm with CTE for Kubernetes
    - Installing and Deploying with Helm
    - Migrating a CTE install from Helm to Operator deployment
    - Deploying in an Air-Gapped Kubernetes Cluster using HELM
    - Upgrading CTE for Kubernetes with a Helm-based Installation
- Deployment Methods
  - Deploying with a Custom Resource Definition
- Preparing a CTE for Kubernetes Volume for Deployment
  - Preparing CipherTrust Manager
  - Create a CTE Policy for Kubernetes
  - Prepare a file system persistent volume
  - Deploying CTE for Kubernetes Storage Classes
  - Deploying Pods/Services in a Kubernetes Cluster
  - Using Dynamic PVCs with CTE for Kubernetes
  - Creating a CTE for Kubernetes Claim Against the PVC
  - Individual Guard Policy Tuning
  - Create a CTE-CSI protected Persistent Storage Claim by deploying an application/staging pod
  - Allow only Trusted Pods to mount to CTE for Kubernetes volumes
  - Using Taints and Tolerations
- Data Transformation
  - Using Initial Data Transformation for CTE for Kubernetes
  - Applying Data Transformation Key Rotation to CTE for Kubernetes
  - Decryption using Data transformation with CTE for Kubernetes
Volume Management
- Volume Cloning Support
- Volume Snapshot and Restoring
Advanced Configuration and Troubleshooting
- Using External Certificates with CTE for Kubernetes
- Troubleshooting

Container Image Fingerprint

Thales recommends that customers use container images from trusted repositories for their Kubernetes deployments to ensure that the containers have not been tampered with.

Verify that the CTE for Kubernetes Container Image Fingerprint matches the version and architecture that you are installing:

Release Date	Software	Version/Build	Architecture	Image Digest
2025-05-08	CTE-K8s Operator Manifest	1.5.10		sha256:d4441b2415201d2ad49a90302d798d05a5dde5eff9f7cc3f4d9fe38bd7f1fd3f
2025-05-08	CTE for Kubernetes Operator	1.5.10	amd64 (x86_64)	sha256:774930b4f742afab90026f59b3f4eceb61add30f497a7a594470133b91088efb
2025-05-08	CTE for Kubernetes Operator	1.5.10	arm64	sha256:21c0db2f4a057771324c4dbc3a79b8918eb41a5f6d24b0a642c8067556d6668b
2025-04-09	CTE-K8s Operator Manifest	1.5.9		sha256:04e41b99e96e2e20f44a6febe96b8787450b52809342f99cda59b03615fc0f5a
2025-04-09	CTE for Kubernetes Operator	1.5.9	amd64 (x86_64)	sha256:360fc93a55ec22a53ea09804d2cffff2450b310d02b3de1ffe67c6062756bbde
2025-04-09	CTE for Kubernetes Operator	1.5.9	arm64	SHA256:fc84ca9e87d352b66c0469b73e2e3e41f3074f15590b862fd0007a071c5eeaff
2025-04-09	CTE for Kubernetes	1.5.0.31	amd64 (x86_64)	SHA256:f9afb13ea8754dd66d7dfcc7b8b861deeb01c8668894dd4a8b5766aa74f7ed9d
2025-04-09	CTE for Kubernetes	1.5.0.31	arm64	SHA256:efba47426b5b68c43ca9ec0e58b088ee14efa9d702b9f239d8ee91d3858244cc

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