Using audit2rbac to debug policies

There is a tool called audit2rbac that can reverse engineer errors in the audit log into RBAC policy objects. In this section, we'll use this tool to generate an RBAC policy after discovering that one of our users can't perform an action they need to be able to do. This is a typical RBAC debugging process and learning how to use this tool can save you hours trying to isolate RBAC issues:

1. In the previous chapter, a generic RBAC policy was created to allow all members of the cn=k8s-cluster-admins,ou=Groups,DC=domain,DC=com group to be administrators in our cluster. If you're logged into OpenUnison, log out.
2. Now, log in again with the username jjackson and the password start123.
3. Next, click on Sign In. Once you're logged in, go to the dashboard. Just as when OpenUnison was first deployed, there won't be any namespaces or other information because the RBAC policy for cluster administrators doesn't apply any more.
4. Next, copy...