My task was to run your Helm chart on K8s cluster with restrictive pod security policy. The worst problem I encountered was that you grant Linux capabilities in order to bind 80 port inside of container. As a result I was not able to run these images in any way without rebuilding them reverting this operation. That's why I propose you to use other port inside of containers and map it externally to 80 during running a container.
Coverage remained the same at 23.465% when pulling 21ef8b2404bd29d4de14c1443e891a88d09d32e3 on nokia:nokia into af5e0a7e7210b47bfccaa3f53915e3c780fe7e70 on microservices-demo:master.
My task was to run your Helm chart on K8s cluster with restrictive pod security policy. The worst problem I encountered was that you grant Linux capabilities in order to bind 80 port inside of container. As a result I was not able to run these images in any way without rebuilding them reverting this operation. That's why I propose you to use other port inside of containers and map it externally to 80 during running a container.