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Stop using "cluster admin" role and restrict to ns #3618
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The Kubernetes scheduler also creates and deletes namespaced services using the |
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Heron doesnt need "cluster admin" level permissions, and based on helm chart set up also does not need to manage resources across kubernetes namespaces. Therefore we should be using a Role and RoleBinding combo to only allow heron apiserver to perform actions on statefulsets in its own namespace.
see #3615 (comment)