Fix creation of OVA server pod under enforced restricted namespaces (backport) #661
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When a new namespace is created in OpenShift, it is automatically labeled with
pod-security.kubernetes.io/audit
, which refers to a secondary, restricted security level. The situation diffrent in Kubernetes and for the default namespace, where such automatic labeling does not occur. When a namespace is marked as restricted, an additional label,pod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce
, is added. This label represents the highest security level, where violations are not permitted. When deploying an OVA server pod, it is created with standard settings across all namespaces, except those marked only with the enforce option. In these cases, extra configuration is required to eliminate any potential security violations.