Improving Your Kubernetes Authorization: Don’t Use system:masters
Rory Mc Cune May 20, 2021 When you’re operating Kubernetes clusters, an important area of focus is in ensuring your authorization model is correct and provides users with the least privileges needed for them to carry out their roles.
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