A low port is anything less than 1024. We'll cover 3 different ways to solve this problem.

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TIMESTAMPS

0:00 Intro
0:35 What is a low port?
1:57 At least 3 ways to solve this
2:40 Are low ports more secure?
3:57 Why do we have low and high ports?
6:25 Solution 1: Use a high port
8:34 Solution 2: Tweaking a Linux kernel param
10:00 Docker 20.10+ sets this by default
12:13 With K8s 1.24+ you need to tweak it
15:33 Solution 3: Linux capabilities
18:21 Demoing the issue in Kubernetes
22:30 Solving it with solution 2
24:28 What led me down this rabbit hole?