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I am using IRSA for external-secrets to fetch secrets from AWS, and this IAM role has cluster-level permission.
I know we can add the annotation in the namespace for scoping access, but our security team was challenging me if we miss the annotation in some namespace then the namespace has the cluster-level permission to fetch all keys by default.
do I have any way to set it up like if no annotations specified, then external-secret can not insert into the namespace?
thanks a lot.
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I am using IRSA for external-secrets to fetch secrets from AWS, and this IAM role has cluster-level permission.
I know we can add the annotation in the namespace for scoping access, but our security team was challenging me if we miss the annotation in some namespace then the namespace has the cluster-level permission to fetch all keys by default.
do I have any way to set it up like if no annotations specified, then external-secret can not insert into the namespace?
thanks a lot.
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