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p
Hi! Could you elaborate on what you want to do with Azure ID? The main thing I can think of would be for pulling images? (I'm trying to make sure I'm answering the correct question.)
k
I am trying to setup Cluster user administration (authentication and rbac) with openid connect, the IDP I want to test this is with Azure
p
Oh, as in, connect the Kubernetes cluster provided by Rancher Desktop to it?
k
yeh, cluster user adminstration. The cluster that is setup by Rancher. For user AuthN trying to explore openid connect so it can authenticate Azure AD users
p
I don't think there's anything for Rancher Desktop (which is not Rancher the cluster management tool; Rancher Desktop just starts a local cluster for development).
A quick search just show a bunch of stuff on AKS (which isn't relevant for things on your desktop…)
k
is openid connect supported by rancher? Is yes, is there documentation available on how to set this up?
p
Looking at things like https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/access-authn-authz/authentication/#openid-connect-tokens and https://github.com/k3s-io/k3s/issues/7814 I think that's possible, but we do not have documentation on it. In that case you'd need a provisioning script to edit
/etc/conf.d/k3s
to change
ADDITIONAL_ARGS
, I think.
k
make sense, I started looking into this yesterday but then found some threads suggesting openid connect is not supported by rancher
p
I think that's Rancher (the Kubernetes management dashboard), not Rancher Desktop (the application that builds a tiny Kubernetes for local development). We're obviously related (the dashboard view you can access from the tray is a cut-down Rancher manager), but it's slightly different 🙂