This directory contains examples and configurations for using Feast with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in an OpenShift environment with TLS authentication.

• 1-setup-operator-rbac.ipynb: Jupyter notebook for setting up RBAC with TLS in OpenShift
• 2-client-rbac-test-pod.ipynb: Jupyter notebook demonstrating RBAC testing with TLS in OpenShift
• 3-uninstall.ipynb: Jupyter notebook for cleaning up the RBAC setup
• permissions_apply.py: Python script for applying RBAC permissions with TLS configuration
• client/: Directory containing client configurations
  • readonly_user_deployment_tls.yaml: Deployment configuration for readonly users with TLS
  • admin_user_deployment_tls.yaml: Deployment configuration for admin users with TLS
  • unauthorized_user_deployment_tls.yaml: Deployment configuration for unauthorized users with TLS
  • feature_repo/: Feature repository configurations
    • feature_store.yaml: Feature store configuration with TLS settings
    • test.py: Contents numerous tests for validation of permissions while accessing feast objects

• TLS certificate configuration for secure communication
• OpenShift service CA certificate integration
• RBAC with service account authentication
• HTTPS endpoints (port 443)
• Separate configurations for admin, readonly, and unauthorized users

1. Set up RBAC with TLS:

   • Option 1: Run 1-setup-operator-rbac.ipynb notebook
   • Option 2: Run python permissions_apply.py script

2. Apply the appropriate deployment configurations

3. Test RBAC functionality with TLS authentication using 2-client-rbac-test-pod.ipynb

4. Clean up resources using 3-uninstall.ipynb when done

For more details, refer to the Feast documentation.