dhi.io/oathkeeper-maester
Kubernetes controller that watches Ory Oathkeeper Rule custom resources and renders them into the access rules ConfigMap or file that Ory Oathkeeper consumes.
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Ory Oathkeeper Maester is a Kubernetes controller for Ory Oathkeeper access rules. It watches Rule custom resources in
the oathkeeper.ory.sh/v1alpha1 API group, validates the handlers they reference, and renders every valid rule into the
JSON access rules document that Oathkeeper reads, so access rules are managed as Kubernetes objects instead of a
hand-edited file.
It runs in one of two modes: as a standalone controller Deployment that writes the rules into a ConfigMap mounted by Oathkeeper, or as a sidecar container next to Oathkeeper that writes the rules to a shared file. Maester is developed by the Ory community and is not actively maintained by the Ory core maintainers.
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