kubelogin | Log in to kubectl for OIDC clusters | Command Line Interface library
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Makes OIDC authentication to Kubernetes easier by writing tokens into the kubectl config file.
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- saves the OIDC client
- callbackHandler is called when the request is successful .
- generateURLAndListenForServerResponse is used to generate the login URL and port .
- editToken adds a new token to the YAML
- findFreePort tries to find a free port
- createMux creates a new mux for the app
- getMux returns a http . ServeMux for the app
- newAuthClient returns a new client
- init initializes the prometheus metrics .
- getField returns the given value from the request
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QUESTION
I am using Keycloak as my identity provider for kubernetes. I am using kubelogin to get the token. The token seems to work but I am getting the below error. I think there is some issue in the ClusterRoleBinding which is not allowing it to work.
- Whats the error
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Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 07:45After digging a lot I could find the issue. Rather than adding the keycloak url for the user, we have to use the user name itself. Here is the example yaml
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