Introduction If you have been using Kubernetes for a while, you probably know that Kubernetes does not offer any built-in mechanism for defining and managing users. This means that Kubernetes does not store any reference to users or groups to which they belong in its object store ETCD. This allows admins to integrate their organization

With the emergence of containers and container orchestration systems such as Kubernetes, microservices architectures have become more and more prevalent. Because of this, many new sets of challenges have appeared. It is true that each microservice in itself is simpler, but the system as a whole is now more complex and difficult to manage. In