using kubectl to test a user permission

 

You can use the following  test a user if they have permission to do something. In this example, I am testing cluster role permission for group and users


kubectl auth can-i list pod --as-group=b1fe0e96-4c9e-4075-b8d7-7fcf713e536d --as=5e127f6f-220d-414e-af95-d0b5c3fbf3ca -A

The output would be just a yes or no

or just as a user. 

kubectl auth can-i list pod  --as=5e127f6f-220d-414e-af95-d0b5c3fbf3ca -A



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The specified initialization vector (IV) does not match the block size for this algorithm

Image
If you're getting  exception when trying to assigned key to a symmetric key and getting error message below :- The specified initialization vector (IV) does not match the block size for this algorithm And your code probably look like something below :- Then you need to go into debug mode and start looking into the supported size for IV as shown in diagram below :- As you can see, IV is 16 bytes, so you need to provide 16 bytes. The same goes for Key field too, if you're adding anything to it. As long as you provide a valid key size, then we're good and you're code will be ready.
Read more