Difference between revisions of "Enabling IAM principal access to your cluster"
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| − | * [[K8s Cluster roles]] | + | * [[K8s Cluster roles]]: cluster-admin, admin, edit, view]] |
* [[AWS IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes]] configured in [[aws-auth ConfigMap]] | * [[AWS IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes]] configured in [[aws-auth ConfigMap]] | ||
* [[kubectl get roles -A]] | * [[kubectl get roles -A]] | ||
Revision as of 17:35, 12 September 2023
system:masters
kubectl describe -n kube-system configmap/aws-auth
Related
- K8s Cluster roles: cluster-admin, admin, edit, view]]
- AWS IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes configured in aws-auth ConfigMap
- kubectl get roles -A
- kubectl get clusterroles
- kubectl get rolebindings -A
- kubectl describe role your-role-name -n kube-system
See also
- AWS IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes:
aws-iam-authenticator: [token | verify | add | init | server | version | --help],configmap/aws-auth,AmazonEKSAdminPolicy,AmazonEKSClusterAdminPolicy - AWS IAM Authenticator for Kubernetes:
aws-auth, kubectl edit -n kube-system configmap/aws-auth, eksctl create iamidentitymapping,mapUsers:, mapRoles:, mapAccounts: - Kubernetes RBAC
kubectl auth, kubectl auth can-i, kubectl auth reconcilekubectl create [ role | clusterrole | clusterrolebinding|rolebinding | serviceaccount ], groups:, Kubernetes RBAC good practices,kube2iam, K8s Cluster roles,rbac.authorization.k8s.io,system:
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