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Cluster Management by Sub-account Fails
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Last updated: 2023-12-26 14:24:14
Cluster Management by Sub-account Fails
Last updated: 2023-12-26 14:24:14
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When you try to operate a service mesh after logging in the Tencent Cloud console as a sub-account, you may encounter permission problems. For example, if you fail to associate a cluster, you will be prompted for insufficient permission. You will also be prompted for insufficient permission when viewing services.

Cause

The core point is that the currently logged-in sub-account needs to have the permission to operate the clusters associated with the mesh. If the sub-account does not have the permission to operate all or some clusters, you need to authorize the sub-account (authorization on each cluster is required). Refer to the following authorization method.

Cluster Authorization Method

1. Log in to the Tencent Cloud console as the Tencent Cloud account that creates the cluster (this account will be used to authorize sub-accounts), enter the TKE console, and then choose Authorization management > RBAC policy generator.
2. Select the sub-account to be authorized.
3. Grant the admin permissions.
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