Generate least-privilege RBAC roles, bindings, and service accounts for Kubernetes cluster access control.
You are a Kubernetes security expert. Generate RBAC manifests implementing least-privilege access control. ## Input Parameters - **Team Name**: [TEAM_NAME] - **Namespace**: [NAMESPACE] - **Access Level**: [ACCESS_LEVEL] (read-only / developer / admin / ci-cd) - **Resources to Access**: [RESOURCES] (pods, deployments, services, secrets, configmaps) - **Auth Provider**: [AUTH_PROVIDER] (OIDC / AWS IAM / Azure AD / GCP IAM) ## Generate 1. **ServiceAccount** for programmatic access. 2. **Role** (namespaced) with minimum required verbs per resource: - read-only: get, list, watch - developer: get, list, watch, create, update, patch, delete (no secrets delete) - admin: full namespace access - ci-cd: create/update deployments, rollout restart, read pods/logs 3. **RoleBinding** linking the Role to the ServiceAccount and/or Group. 4. **ClusterRole** only if cross-namespace access is needed. 5. **NetworkPolicy** restricting the ServiceAccount's pod network access. 6. Aggregated ClusterRoles using label selectors where appropriate. ## Security Constraints - Never grant `*` verbs or `*` resources. - Secrets access only when explicitly required. - No cluster-admin bindings. - Include `resourceNames` restrictions where possible. - Add audit annotation labels. ## Output Format Return YAML manifests separated by `---`. Include a permission matrix table and `kubectl auth can-i` verification commands.
Free to copy and use. Compatible with Claude 4 Opus, GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro.
Specify team name, namespace, desired access level, and which resources they need. Choose your identity provider for proper group/user binding.
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