Protect Kubernetes Dashboard using oauth2-proxy and Keycloak
Kubernetes Dashboard is an excellent web client for Kubernetes clusters. Even if I prefer locally installed clients (kubectl and k9s are enough for me :-D), a web UI is handy when you have a random group of users (developers?) and you don’t want to give them access to the API server, or you don’t want to force them to install and configure a Kubernetes client only to open the logs of some pod once a week.