Kubernetes permissions are confusing and error-prone
DevOps and infra2 posts from 2 people2d active+11 post in the last 7 days, 1 the 7 days before (steady)Unverified
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| ...Here's how to find and fix https://www.valtersit.com/guides/kubernetes/kubernetes-rbac-nightmare-why-your-default-serviceaccount-is-a-backdoor/ #kubernetes #security #devsecopsBluesky search@hugovalters.bsky.social | Bluesky search@hugovalters.bsky.social | Sep 25today |
| Technical screening with recruiters and Talent Acquisition feels like playing Jeopardy with a golden retriever.....is.. Dealing with agency recruiters and internal Talent Acquisition right now is painful. It is not an actual discussion about tech or systems. It is just a demented game of buzzword bingo where the person holding the checklist has zero idea what the words actually mean.. Had a...r/sysadminu/Timziito | r/sysadminu/Timziito | Sep 1411 days ago |
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2 posts from 2 people in 2 places, about 1 a week over 12 days. Mostly on r/sysadmin, Bluesky search. Tools named alongside: LinkedIn.
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Posts that state a pain and match the "permissions" rule about Kubernetes. First post Sep 14, 2026, latest Sep 25, 2026. Unverified: fewer than 3 posts, or one person or place only. Method
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- 2026-09-25 Added: Kubernetes permissions are confusing and error-prone (2 posts)