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This PR adds in support for Fargate-only EKS Clusters -- so the External Secrets controller pod can run on fargate and still function.
The key difference is that the EC2 metadata API is not available on EKS Fargate instances, and you must instead use a Web Identity.
Summary:
assumeRoleWithWebIdentity
in place ofAssumeRole
whenenv.FARGATE=1
/var/run/secrets/eks.amazonaws.com/serviceaccount/token
when automounted by K8S)--set env.FARGATE=1
-- this enables the use of assumeRoleWithWebIdentity instead of assumeRole.--set securityContext.fsGroup=65534
-- The securityContext.fsGroup sets ownership permissions for the servicetoken; without this, its set to root:root // 0640 and isn't accessible to the app.PS. I'm a JS noob, so all feedback is welcome!
TODO: Update any readme's/doc's if this change is deemed sensible.