Add service account and role to allow Jupyter pod to manage workers #88
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Hey @jacobtomlinson -- this looks great!
I tested locally with your changes in dask-kubernetes and I can connect and interact using HelmCluster
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Awesome thanks for the review @gforsyth |
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This PR adds a service account and role to the Jupyter pod which allows it to manage deployments and view pods and logs.
This is limited to the namespace that the Helm Chart is deployed in but allows users to scale their cluster and access worker logs from within the bundled Jupyter session. It is enabled by default but possible to disable.
This ties in with dask/dask-docker#112 which adds
kubectlto the notebook image and dask/dask-kubernetes#255 which adds theHelmClusterclusater manager.This change should result in both
kubectlandHelmClusterworking without configuration from the Jupyter session provided by this chart.cc @gforsyth