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  • Creating User and Role in Kubernetes and Binding Them via RBAC

    In Posts 564 words 3 min

    KubernetesRbacDevopsSecurityLinux

    In Kubernetes there are no “users” in the traditional sense — there are ServiceAccounts and certificates, bound to roles through RBAC. Without proper configuration, anyone holding a kubeconfig gets full access to the cluster. Below is the complete …

    In Kubernetes there are no “users” in the traditional sense — there are ServiceAccounts and certificates, bound to roles through RBAC. Without proper configuration, anyone holding a kubeconfig gets full access to the cluster. Below is the complete …

  • kubectl whoami and Service Account Permission Checks

    In Posts 676 words 4 min

    KubernetesRbacSecurityKubectl

    When deploying an application to Kubernetes, the most common failure is a service account that cannot do what it should. Permission denied when creating a secret, rejection on list pods, refusal on update. kubectl whoami and kubectl auth can-i let …

    When deploying an application to Kubernetes, the most common failure is a service account that cannot do what it should. Permission denied when creating a secret, rejection on list pods, refusal on update. kubectl whoami and kubectl auth can-i let …