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# rke
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Bare Kubernetes clusters don’t really have a concept of a user. Or are you talking about Rancher?
g
I’m talking about rke2. Need RBAC functionality.
… without rancher.
c
Then you're going to have to create and distribute your own client certificates. The username and group are determined by the CN and O in the certificates subject. The groups get bound to rbac roles, but the username is basically just for your reference, there is no actual user resource.
g
how? do you have documents?