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The current set of Terraform modules allows us to create ROSA clusters and configure the IdP, but lacks (or it's undocumented) the feature of allowing us to map IdP Users into Cluster Roles. This creates a chicken-or-the-egg problem for who is trying to have a cluster vending machine (fully automated deployment of ROSA clusters - with operators, extensions, etc).
Context
The feature is available on Red Hat Hybrid Console > OpenShift Cluster Management:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
resource"null_resource""cluster_permission_workaround" {
depends_on=[module.htpasswd_idp]
provisioner"local-exec" {
command=<<-EOT rosa login --token=${var.rhcs_token} rosa grant user dedicated-admin --user=${var.openshift_demo_user_login} --cluster=${var.environment_name} EOT
}
}
Description
The current set of Terraform modules allows us to create ROSA clusters and configure the IdP, but lacks (or it's undocumented) the feature of allowing us to map IdP Users into Cluster Roles. This creates a chicken-or-the-egg problem for who is trying to have a cluster vending machine (fully automated deployment of ROSA clusters - with operators, extensions, etc).
Context
The feature is available on Red Hat Hybrid Console > OpenShift Cluster Management:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: