Thanks Robert! Yes, you can achieve this with ACLs in Kubernetes, but it requires setting up multiple Roles and contexts. Even then, you might accidentally switch to a higher-permission Role and accidentally run a risky command, thinking you're in a different cluster or using a low-permission user.
Kubesafe is just an extra safety net to prevent those kind of accidents :)
Thanks Robert! Yes, you can achieve this with ACLs in Kubernetes, but it requires setting up multiple Roles and contexts. Even then, you might accidentally switch to a higher-permission Role and accidentally run a risky command, thinking you're in a different cluster or using a low-permission user.
Kubesafe is just an extra safety net to prevent those kind of accidents :)