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hello all welcome to Tech capture so in this video we are going to discuss about binary authorization in a GK and will Implement binary authorization in one of our gke cluster so first of all I will see what is a binary authorization in just a one minute so binary authorization is nothing but you can say a security feature in Google Cloud where only a signed or verified images container images can be deployed to your a GK list if you are a binary authorization is not enabled then you can deploy any image in your GK cluster but we have binary authorization enabled then only assigned images which one of your approver will sign or you can sign your images and only sign the images can be deployed to your gke cluster now that is also very simple explanation of a binary authorization and it is one of the security features for production itamp;#39;s always good practice to use binary authorization so only approved or verified images will be deployed to a JK cluster now there are few simple s