Nitish Patni:
Folks !!
terminal is showing error but solution showing in green (issue fixed) as correct answer. Where is the problem ?
Varun Gopal:
If I remember correctly, there are 2 pods under that name space and allowing only one pod to get access for the user in roles is the task. So if you add that correct pod name in the verification checks, once you updated the roles and you will get the desired o/p.
Nitish Patni:
Yes added dark-blue-app in resourcesname as required
Varun Gopal:
Try the verification command like this.
kubectl get pods -n blue dark-blue-app --as dev-user
Nitish Patni:
ok will give a try but if there is n number of pods we cannot write each pod name in get command…as in resourcename both blue and dark-blue-app is present so kubectl get pods -n blue --as dev-user should should us all the pods of blue namespace
Marko Eremija:
can you post the YML definition of the developer role?