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An operator permission granting is a great fundamental layer to add here. Sounds very solid. I worry there's a lot a lot of concerns in multi-tenancy, but this
by rektide 4y ago
An operator permission granting is a great fundamental layer to add here. Sounds very solid.
I worry there's a lot a lot of concerns in multi-tenancy, but this is a pretty sensible starting olace to orchestrate a multi-tenant clusters.
- mgianluc 4y agoThanks. Would you'd mind expanding more on "An operator permission granting is a great fundamental layer to add here" I am not sure I understood correctly (apologies in case). If I am tenant admin, and I have been given by platform admin full permissions, but only in a namespace/cluster. Then if I install an operator in this namespace/cluster, at most this operator can only have same permissions I have, not more. If operator requires more, tenant admin has posting operator itself will fail (pure Kubernetes RBAC)