Service Accounts
In order to manage the resources inside a Kubernetes cluster, you will need to have the right permissions. This lesson will demonstrate how to use Kubernetes role-based access control (RBAC) to create roles and bind them to both user and service accounts.
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Learning Objectives
- Create Kubernetes service and user accounts
- Grant permissions to accounts to modify Kubernetes resources
- Access GCP resources from your GKE cluster
Intended Audience
- Engineers who want to deploy applications on a Kubernetes cluster
- People who want to get GCP certified (eg: Professional Cloud Developer)
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of Kubernetes
- Experience building and deploying containers
- Complete the “GKE Services and Network Policies Lesson” lesson
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