If your referring to security updates in the docker images rather than Kubernetes itself, then not really. The rebuild should be automated for you, so it's as s

If your referring to security updates in the docker images rather than Kubernetes itself, then not really. The rebuild should be automated for you, so it's as simple as triggering a Jenkins master build. Kubernetes handles the deployment for you, bringing down the old pods and upping the new ones without any connection loss. It makes it a lot simpler to deploy these updates.