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Use Cases
OpenShift is a kubernetes distribution that provides a secure computing environment by restricting access to services using RBAC. It is not uncommon for server workloads to require clients provide access tokens in order to access the service. The workload uses the token to verify a client has been granted the desired role. The goal of this feature is to enable the prometheus exporter sink to be configured to restrict access to clients which have the necessary role binding.
Attempted Solutions
The OpenShift fork of vector includes this capability ViaQ#265
Proposal
No response
References
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Version
0.54
A note for the community
Use Cases
OpenShift is a kubernetes distribution that provides a secure computing environment by restricting access to services using RBAC. It is not uncommon for server workloads to require clients provide access tokens in order to access the service. The workload uses the token to verify a client has been granted the desired role. The goal of this feature is to enable the prometheus exporter sink to be configured to restrict access to clients which have the necessary role binding.
Attempted Solutions
The OpenShift fork of vector includes this capability ViaQ#265
Proposal
No response
References
No response
Version
0.54