Hey everyone! I just uploaded a breakdown of a common Kubernetes interview question: "How to pull private images following security best practices?" I see many talented engineers failing to reach Senior levels because they focus too much on operations (commands) and not enough on architecture (security & scalability). In this breakdown, you’ll see: - The "Functional" Answer: What most people say (and why it's only mid-level). - The "Architectural" Answer: How to use ServiceAccounts and Workload Identity to eliminate static credentials. - The Miro Diagram: A visual guide to the ideal production setup. Check out the video and let me know in the comments:In your current project, are you still using static ImagePullSecrets or have you migrated to identity-based authentication?

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