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/usr/bin/security-profiles-operator

Kubernetes operator that manages seccomp, SELinux, and AppArmor profiles across a cluster

From security-profiles-operator 1.1.2-r0 (enterprise-packages), captured 2026-11-08 by running security-profiles-operator --help (exit 0). permalink

NAME:
   security-profiles-operator - Kubernetes Security Profiles Operator

USAGE:
   security-profiles-operator [global options] command [command options]

VERSION:
   1.1.2

DESCRIPTION:
   The Security Profiles Operator makes it easier for cluster admins to manage their seccomp, AppArmor or SELinux profiles and apply them to Kubernetes' workloads.

COMMANDS:
   version, v        display detailed version information
   manager, m        run the manager
   daemon, d         run the daemon
   webhook, w        run the webhook
   non-root-enabler  run the non root enabler
   log-enricher, l   run the audit log enricher
   json-enricher, j  run the JSON audit log enricher
   bpf-recorder, b   run the bpf recorder
   spoc, s           run the CLI
   help, h           Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --verbosity value, -V value  the logging verbosity to be used (default: 0) [$SPO_VERBOSITY]
   --profiling, -p              enable profiling support (default: false) [$SPO_PROFILING]
   --profiling-port value       the profiling port to be used (default: 6060) [$SPO_PROFILING_PORT]
   --profiling-address value    the address the profiling endpoint binds to (default: "127.0.0.1") [$SPO_PROFILING_ADDRESS]
   --help, -h                   show help
   --version, -v                print the version
Options (6)
OptionDescriptionSource
--verbosity, -V valuethe logging verbosity to be used (default: 0) [$SPO_VERBOSITY]help
--profiling, -penable profiling support (default: false) [$SPO_PROFILING]help
--profiling-port valuethe profiling port to be used (default: 6060) [$SPO_PROFILING_PORT]help
--profiling-address valuethe address the profiling endpoint binds to (default: "127.0.0.1") [$SPO_PROFILING_ADDRESS]help
--help, -hshow helphelp
--version, -vprint the versionhelp

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