infra_sentinel

Audit Kubernetes security posture for the openclaw namespace on K3s.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/TheMacroeconomicDao/decentralized-social-platform --skill infra-sentinel
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Skill: infra_sentinel
Source: https://github.com/TheMacroeconomicDao/decentralized-social-platform/tree/main/ORACLE/openclaw-k8s/workspace/skills/infra-sentinel
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TheMacroeconomicDao/decentralized-social-platform --skill infra-sentinel

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill proactively identifies and mitigates security vulnerabilities within your Kubernetes cluster, ensuring compliance with best practices and hardening your infrastructure against potential threats.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive Auditing: Assesses critical security aspects including Pod Security Context, RBAC, Network Policies, resource limits, and secret management.
  • Compliance Checks: Aligns with CIS Kubernetes Benchmarks and NSA/CISA Hardening Guidance.
  • Use Case: Regularly audit the openclaw namespace to ensure that pods are running with non-root users, have appropriate resource limits, and that network access is strictly controlled, preventing unauthorized access and potential denial-of-service attacks.

Quick Start

Run a security audit on the openclaw namespace.

Frequently Asked Questions about infra_sentinel

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit my Kubernetes cluster for CIS Benchmark and NSA compliance?▼

Auditing Kubernetes security posture involves assessing pod security context, RBAC, Network Policies, resource limits, and secret management. This Skill checks the openclaw namespace on K3s against CIS Benchmarks and NSA/CISA Hardening Guidance.

What is the best way to check Kubernetes RBAC and network policies for misconfigurations?▼

Checking Kubernetes RBAC and network policies requires evaluating role bindings and traffic rules. This Skill audits these security aspects within the openclaw namespace on K3s, applying NSA/CISA guidance to ensure access is strictly controlled.

How do I ensure pods are running with non-root users and resource limits on K3s?▼

Ensuring pods run with non-root users and resource limits requires auditing pod security contexts. This Skill assesses these configurations in the openclaw namespace on K3s to prevent unauthorized access and potential denial-of-service attacks.

Can I use this to audit a specific namespace on a K3s cluster?▼

Yes, you can audit a specific namespace on a K3s cluster. This Skill assesses the security posture of the openclaw namespace, evaluating its pod security context, RBAC, network policies, and secret management against hardening guidelines.

What does a Kubernetes security posture audit cover for secret management?▼

A Kubernetes security posture audit for secret management evaluates how sensitive data is stored and accessed. This Skill assesses secret management alongside RBAC and pod security contexts within the openclaw namespace to identify high-risk misconfigurations.

Why does my Kubernetes cluster need hardening against denial-of-service attacks?▼

Kubernetes cluster hardening prevents denial-of-service attacks by enforcing resource limits and strict network policies. This Skill audits these controls in the openclaw namespace, ensuring pods have appropriate limits and network access is strictly controlled.