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| title: "Can we use kubectl with RBAC?" | |||
| description: "Recent releases of Kubernetes support custom authentication providers." | |||
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| description: "Recent releases of Kubernetes support custom authentication providers." | |
| description: "Yes, recent releases of Kubernetes support custom authentication providers including support for AWS IAM." |
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let me know if there is an issue with this one. for some reason, i'm thinking there may be, but unsure. |
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Closing for now. Both our kops and eks implementations support RBAC. |
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