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Introduction
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When do you need multiple Kubernetes clusters
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History of infrastructure
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Kubernetes as a commodity
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Multiple Kubernetes clusters
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Use cases of multiple Kubernetes clusters
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Kubernetes cloud types
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Challenges
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Missing Puzzle Piece
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Authentication Authorization
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Custom Controller Definition
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Native Application Definition
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Bonus
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Open Source
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Overson
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Rancher
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Authentication with Rancher
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Flow
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RBAC Global Role
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Project Role
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Project Concept
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Project Controller
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Network Access
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Part Security Policy
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Live Demo
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Launching Rancher
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Importing clusters into Rancher
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Running custom import
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Testing custom import
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Local setup
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Authentication provider
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Authentication rules
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How to access your cluster
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Cubectl
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Roles
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Global View
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Project View
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Description:
Explore a comprehensive conference talk on managing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) across multiple Kubernetes clusters. Dive into the challenges of administering users and permissions in heterogeneous Kubernetes environments. Learn about an open-source authentication/authorization framework that leverages Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) to simplify cross-cluster auth and RBAC. Discover how to implement a single authentication and authorization point for multiple clusters, manage user RBAC permissions across clusters with automatic permission grants, and effectively group cluster resources into manageable subsets for easier application of RBAC, PodSecurity, and NetworkPolicy. Gain insights into various use cases for multiple Kubernetes clusters, authentication flows, global roles, project concepts, and network access controls. Follow along with a live demo showcasing Rancher's implementation, including cluster import, authentication providers, and role management.

Managing RBAC Across Multiple Kubernetes Clusters

CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]
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