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I am unable to access kubernetes resources in a Azure Kubernetes cluster,I have the owner role within the cluster and i am also the global admin/Owner of the subscription where the cluster is deployed.I am getting the error above,Kindly assist.
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To solve the problem,First enable Azure RBAC on the AKS cluster using the below azure cli command.
az aks update -g myResourceGroup -n myAKSCluster --enable-azure-rbac
Now proceed to assign Azure Kubernetes Service RBAC Admin role.
Some Azure resources differentiate RBAC roles between the control plane and the data plane.
Whilst you have significant privileges on the Control plane, you need to be assigned them explicitly on the data plane. Assuming that you have selected the model of Azure RBAC for Kubernetes Authorization; The role you should assign is the Azure Kubernetes Service RBAC Admin.
Other services like Key Vault (w/ Azure role-based access control) behave in this same way.
Hi AirGordon,
Thank you for your anwser however i have assigned the above role but still getting the same error.
Did you wait a couple of minutes for role propagation?
Can you share a screenshot of the RBAC role(s) you have on the AKS Cluster please?
i had assigned the following roles Azure Kubernetes Service RBAC Cluster Admin,Azure Kubernetes Service RBAC Admin and Owner but i couldn't still access however i have now resolved the issue after enabling Azure RBAC on the AKS cluster using this command az aks update -g myResourceGroup -n myAKSCluster --enable-azure-rbac
Thank you for your input.