Description
As a Kubernetes administrator. You should understand the dangers of running a container with root user credentials. Also you must know the dangers of running a privileged container.
You can set securityContext at either the Pod level or the Container level. Setting it at the Pod level applies the settings to all containers within that Pod unless overridden by a container-specific securityContext.
Its recommended to specify securityContext at container level.
A "privileged pod" in Kubernetes refers to a Pod containing one or more containers configured to run in "privileged mode." This mode grants the container elevated permissions, allowing it to access "HOST RESOURCES" and kernel capabilities that are normally restricted.