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chore: support define policy rules in helm values #8854
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why not definied in cmpd?
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Permissions defined in cmpd can't exceed the permission owned by kubeblocks. So if a user want to define a permission kb does not own by default, he can add it here so that kb owns it.
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Where is this limitation enforced? Is it a restriction within Kubernetes itself, or does KB have validation logic (I can't find the code)?
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It's enforced by Kubernetes. (doc: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/access-authn-authz/rbac/#privilege-escalation-prevention-and-bootstrapping)
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Got it, please update PR description correspondingly.
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Maybe we should just allow the escalation by adding the
escalate
verb and thebind
verb to the RBAC rules of KB, according to the K8s doc.What do you think? @leon-inf
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Would that be too dangerous?
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The point is: