r/kubernetes_cluster: support for rbac without azuread / exporting the admin profile #2495
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Resource Tests pass for this (excluding the version of K8s used in the test being unavailable, which I've pushed a commit to fix:
Data Source tests pass, excluding a known test failure which we'll look at separately:
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| @@ -169,6 +169,8 @@ A `role_based_access_control` block supports the following: | |||
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| * `azure_active_directory` - (Required) An `azure_active_directory` block. Changing this forces a new resource to be created. | |||
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is this still required? Or can be skipped if one wants just RBAC?
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good spot - this is now optional
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This PR adds support for Role Based Access Control without Azure Active Directory to both the
azurerm_kubernetes_clusterResource and Data Source; and also exports the Kubernetes Admin Profile if Role Based Access Control with AzureAD is enabled on the cluster to both the Resource & Data Source too.Fixes #2345
Fixes #2421
Supersedes #2347