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I have a pod with multiple containers listening on various ports and I have single service to that pod with all ports exposed. I would like to protect the service so only owner with proper authorization token can access them. As far as I understand, it would mean to deploy kube-rbac-proxy container in front of every exposed port, which is a huge cost. Is there a way how to configure single kube-rbac-proxy to do the job? Or would you recommend different solution? Would you accept the contribution to support multiple upstreams into kube-rbac-proxy?
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I have a pod with multiple containers listening on various ports and I have single service to that pod with all ports exposed. I would like to protect the service so only owner with proper authorization token can access them. As far as I understand, it would mean to deploy kube-rbac-proxy container in front of every exposed port, which is a huge cost. Is there a way how to configure single kube-rbac-proxy to do the job? Or would you recommend different solution? Would you accept the contribution to support multiple upstreams into kube-rbac-proxy?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: