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rbac-lookup
Rbac-lookup is a command line tool that helps in managing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) policies. RBAC is a security model that assigns roles to users and defines their permissions within an organization's system.
With rbac-lookup, you can conveniently search for RBAC information, providing a quick way to obtain details about roles, users, and permissions. It offers various features to simplify RBAC administration and improve security.
- Rbac-lookup allows you to look up RBAC roles and associated permissions for a particular user. This helps in auditing and verifying access rights.
- It provides the capability to list all users assigned to a particular role, making it easier to manage role assignments.
- rbac-lookup can retrieve the list of all roles available in the RBAC system, enabling administrators to have an overview of the roles.
- It supports searching for users who have specific permissions. This is beneficial for debugging and ensuring that permissions are properly assigned.
- The tool allows you to view the hierarchy of roles, showcasing the relationships between different roles.
- Rbac-lookup can display detailed information about a specific role, including its permissions and the users assigned to it.
- By utilizing rbac-lookup, you can identify potential security vulnerabilities by examining overlapping or conflicting permissions assigned to different roles.
- The tool supports querying by partial role or user names, making it flexible in searching for specific entries.
- Rbac-lookup provides customizable output formats, allowing you to choose between different output styles like JSON or CSV.
- This command line tool is a handy utility for RBAC administrators, making RBAC management more efficient and facilitating better access control.
List of commands for rbac-lookup:
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rbac-lookup:tldr:03bfa rbac-lookup: View all RBAC bindings along with the source role binding.$ rbac-lookup -o widetry on your machineexplain this command
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rbac-lookup:tldr:22384 rbac-lookup: View all RBAC bindings along with IAM roles (if you are using GKE).$ rbac-lookup --gketry on your machineexplain this command
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rbac-lookup:tldr:47c8a rbac-lookup: View RBAC bindings that match a given expression.$ rbac-lookup ${search_term}try on your machineexplain this command
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rbac-lookup:tldr:5c914 rbac-lookup: View all RBAC bindings filtered by subject.$ rbac-lookup -k ${select}try on your machineexplain this command
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rbac-lookup:tldr:c74bc rbac-lookup: View all RBAC bindings.$ rbac-lookuptry on your machineexplain this command