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Service Account

Key Type Required Helm Template Default Description
serviceAccount dict {} Define the serviceAccount as dicts
serviceAccount.[sa-name] dict {} Holds service account definition
serviceAccount.[sa-name].enabled boolean false Enables or Disables the service account
serviceAccount.[sa-name].primary boolean false Sets the service account as primary
serviceAccount.[sa-name].labels dict ✅ (On value only) {} Additional labels for service account
serviceAccount.[sa-name].annotations dict ✅ (On value only) {} Additional annotations for service account
serviceAccount.[sa-name].targetSelectAll boolean Whether to assign the serviceAccount to all pods or not
serviceAccount.[sa-name].targetSelector list [] Define the pod(s) to assign the serviceAccount

When targetSelectAll is true, it will assign the serviceAccount to all pods (targetSelector is ignored in this case) When targetSelector is a list, each entry is a string, with the pod name that will be assigned. Can have multiple entries. When targetSelector is a empty, it will assign the serviceAccount to the primary pod


Appears in:

  • .Values.serviceAccount

Naming scheme:

  • Primary: $FullName (release-name-chart-name)
  • Non-Primary: $FullName-$ServiceAccountName (release-name-chart-name-ServiceAccountName)

Notes:

By default the automountServiceAccountToken is set to false for all service accounts. You have to explicitly set it to true on per pod(workload) basis with workload.[workload-name].podSpec.automountServiceAccountToken


Examples:

serviceAccount:
  sa-name:
    enabled: true
    primary: true
    labels:
      key: value
      keytpl: "{{ .Values.some.value }}"
    annotations:
      key: value
      keytpl: "{{ .Values.some.value }}"
    targetSelectAll: true

  other-sa-name:
    enabled: true
    targetSelector:
      - pod-name
      - other-pod-name