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Azure AD integration to Karmada #6126

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likku123 opened this issue Feb 17, 2025 · 3 comments
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Azure AD integration to Karmada #6126

likku123 opened this issue Feb 17, 2025 · 3 comments
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@likku123
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Recently I have started exploring Karmada for our multi cluster strategy.

For testing I have deployed the Karmada helmchart in our EKS cluster. I am able to login via Karmada API server. Now the questions comes around the usage of Azure AD integration. We are heavily relying on using Azure AD in providing access to the respective namespace for users.

I am looking is there any solution available or planning to have AZURE AD integration to Karmada ? so, that we can control the user access to respective namespace ? I believe once namespace user login to Karamadai control plane then using service account namespace users can access the member clusters.

Environment: EKS

  • Karmada version: v1.12
  • Kubernetes version: v1.30.8-eks-2d5f260

Please pardon me in my provided information is in sufficient to reply back.

Thank you !

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@RainbowMango
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What's the Azure AD thing?
Do you mean run Karmada on EKS and use a service from Azure? They are from two different cluster providers.

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Attached is the flow I am trying to achieve.Here instead of Kubernetes API server can we implement the same flow for Karamadai API server ?

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The karmada-apiserver is essentially the kube-apiserver, so, i guess yes if you can achieve this with Kubernetes API server.

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