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As the Eventing OIDC feature track describes, the SinkBinding controller will add a volume to its managing container, which contains the token for authentication.
This will be a token for the SinkBindings identity (from .status.auth.serviceAccountName) and issued for the sinks audience (.status.sinkAudience).
The token will not be injected as a env var for security reasons and as it would not be refreshable without a pod restart.
The SinkBinding controller will take care of the token handling & refreshing.
For the SinkBinding controller, this means:
when the sink has no audience defined:
no change in behavior
when the the sink has an audience defined:
create a secret containing a JWT for the sinkbinding
mount this secret as a volume into the referencing resource as a volume to /oidc/token
take care about token renewals and updates of the secret
@rahulii As we didn't hear anything on this since some time, I would unassign you from this to give other contributors a chance to work on this.
Feel free to assign it to you again, when you're ready to work on it.
Problem
As the Eventing OIDC feature track describes, the SinkBinding controller will add a volume to its managing container, which contains the token for authentication.
This will be a token for the SinkBindings identity (from
.status.auth.serviceAccountName
) and issued for the sinks audience (.status.sinkAudience
).The token will not be injected as a env var for security reasons and as it would not be refreshable without a pod restart.
The SinkBinding controller will take care of the token handling & refreshing.
For the SinkBinding controller, this means:
/oidc/token
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