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Kubescape vs Open Policy Agent Gatekeeper

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8.2#1 in cloud security platformsFrom $30 a month
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FactKubescapeOpen Policy Agent Gatekeeper
Limit: learning curveA G2 reviewer says the breadth of features creates an initial learning curve and advanced functions need extra configuration.A production user reports that implementation can be difficult for unprepared organizations because Gatekeeper adds components and requires learning Rego.
Policy engineControls are written in Rego and evaluated with Open Policy Agent; controls are maintained in a public regolibrary repository.Gatekeeper uses Open Policy Agent and the Rego policy language for portable, flexible policy evaluation.
PurposeKubescape is an open-source Kubernetes security platform for end-to-end security coverage.Gatekeeper is a validating and mutating Kubernetes webhook that enforces CRD-based policies evaluated by Open Policy Agent.
Rating on G24.5 out of 5 from 44 reviews4.5 out of 5 from 93 reviews, but the page identifies this as a vendor and contract lifecycle product rather than OPA Gatekeeper.

Kubescape plans

  • ARMO Platform FreeFree
  • Kubescape Open SourceFree
  • ARMO Platform Startup$30 a month
  • ARMO PlatformPriced on request
  • ARMO Platform EnterprisePriced on request

Open Policy Agent Gatekeeper plans

  • GatekeeperFree
  • Open-source GatekeeperFree

Pick Kubescape if…

Kubescape suits teams securing Kubernetes deployments that need checks across configuration, image vulnerabilities, compliance, and runtime activity. It is also suited to teams that want a self-hosted, open-source CLI and operator, or need offline and air-gapped scanning.

Pick Open Policy Agent Gatekeeper if…

Gatekeeper suits teams managing Kubernetes clusters that need policy enforcement, mutation or recurring audits of existing resources. It is self-hosted and requires cluster-admin permissions to install.

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