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Create service accounts strictly after roles. #2574

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This is necessary when the installer of the eventing
YAML does not have bind on all roles in the cluster.
I've been prototyping an RBAC restriction that would
grant escalate on all roles but not bind on all
roles in the Operator RBAC. That adds some guard-rails
that are currently missing, but requires this particular
ordering to be correct.

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  • Create source-observer role before a binding referencing it.

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  • 🧽 Create source-observer role before a binding referencing it.

This is necessary when the installer of the eventing
YAML does not have `bind` on all roles in the cluster.
I've been prototyping an RBAC restriction that would
grant `escalate` on all roles but not `bind` on all
roles in the Operator RBAC. That adds some guard-rails
that are currently missing, but requires this particular
ordering to be correct.
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/retest

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/retest

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yolocs commented Feb 14, 2020

Is there an issue we can reference for more context?

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Yes, this is in reference to

knative/eventing-operator#106

and

knative/serving-operator#282

While limiting the permissions the Operator has, I discovered that today it required the ability to bind a non-existent role due to the incorrect ordering here between
config/200-source-observer-clusterrole.yaml
and
config/200-eventing-serviceaccount.yaml

@Cynocracy Cynocracy changed the title Create the source-observer role before a binding. Create service accounts strictly after roles. Feb 14, 2020
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Updated in light of the other SA creation having the same issue :)

This now creates both SAs after the roles that they need.

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You can also see knative/eventing-operator#109 for what this enables.

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/lgtm
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Thanks!

@Cynocracy Cynocracy deleted the order-matters-now branch February 18, 2020 18:38
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