service-account

Service Account

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NAME

service account

SYNOPSIS

Config Connector compatible YAML files to create a service account in your desired project, and grant a specific member a role (default to roles/iam.serviceAccountKeyAdmin) for accessing the service account that just created.

CONSUMPTION

1. Clone GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-foundation-toolkit repository:

   git clone https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-foundation-toolkit.git

2. Go to the service account folder:

   cd cloud-foundation-toolkit/config-connector/solutions/iam/helm/service-account

REQUIREMENTS

1. GKE Cluster with Config Connector and Workload Identity.
2. Helm

USAGE

All steps are run from the current directory (config-connector/solutions/iam/helm/service-account).

1. Review and update the values in ./values.yaml.

2. Validate and install the sample with Helm.

   # validate your chart
   helm lint . --set iamPolicyMember.iamMember=user:name@example.com
   
   # check the output of your chart
   helm template . --set iamPolicyMember.iamMember=user:name@example.com
   
   # Do a dryrun on your chart and address issues if there are any
   helm install . --dry-run --set iamPolicyMember.iamMember=user:name@example.com --generate-name
   
   # install your chart
   helm install . --set iamPolicyMember.iamMember=user:name@example.com --generate-name

3. Optionaly, you can customize optional values by explictly setting them when installing the solution:

   # install your chart with a new service account name
   helm install . --set serviceAccount.name=new-service-account,iamPolicyMember.iamMember=user:name@example.com --generate-name

   Or,

   # install your chart with a new role
   helm install . --set iamPolicyMember.role=roles/iam.serviceAccountTokenCreator,iamPolicyMember.iamMember=user:name@example.com --generate-name

   Or set them both in one command.

4. Check the created helm release to verify the installation:

   helm list

   Check the status of the service account resource by running:

   kubectl describe iamserviceaccount [service account name]

   Check the status of the IAM Policy Member:

   kubectl describe iampolicymember iampolicymember-service-account

5. Clean up the installation:

   # list Helm releases to obtain release name
   helm list
   
   # delete release specifying release name from the previous command output.
   helm delete [release_name]

LICENSE

Apache 2.0 - See LICENSE for more information.