azure managed identity with federated identities

 What does it means with a limit of 20 federated identities per managed identities? 

This means one managed identities is limited by a combined sum of the feature below: 

1. github integrations 

2. kubernetes namespace and service account 

3. Others 

So you can have 10 github integration, 5 federation to kubernetes namespace and other 5 other integration but not more. Or you can have federation to 20 AKS namespace.

Normally I would go for 1 managed identities for a namespace so i don't have to deal with the limitation of 20 namespaces for a managed identities. 

Does it means I can have a max limit of 20 managed identities per kubernetes cluster or Azure AD? 

Not at all. 

Does it means my managed identities RBAC access say storage contributor can be granted for 20 Azure resources? Not at all. 


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