Once we have #137 done, we need to implement a webhook that Kubernetes can be configured to use for authorization. This will likely involve multiple steps:
[ ] Deploying the permission service (#139)
[ ] Define the permissions/roles for default Kubernetes authz (#161)
[ ] Creating the webhook service and deploying it to Kubernetes (#162)
[ ] Hooking up the API Servers to use this webhook service (#163)
Once we have #137 done, we need to implement a webhook that Kubernetes can be configured to use for authorization. This will likely involve multiple steps:
enrober/kiln/...to use the permission service (https://github.com/30x/enrober/issues/66 and https://github.com/30x/kiln/issues/59 respectively)