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Create an AKS cluster using the KubernetesCluster resource
Attempt to add a SecurityRule to the NSG for that cluster
I at least found that this was not possible because we have no reference to the NSG
What happened?
When an AKS cluster is created, it automatically creates a node resource group and several resources within that resource group (e.g. network security group, VM scale set, etc.). These are created by Azure, so not linked to Managed Resources, and dynamic, in that they are created after the cluster is and importantly, their name also contains random characters.
I can see that other resources, such as the managed identity and the public IP address in the node resource group are exposed in the status, but the VMSS and the NSG are not. Could we please add these to the status.atProvider for the KubernetesCluster, so that we can reference it when creating a new SecurityRule. Thanks.
Relevant Error Output Snippet
No response
Crossplane Version
1.16.0
Provider Version
1.6.1
Kubernetes Version
1.30
Kubernetes Distribution
AKS
Additional Info
No response
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Affected Resource(s)
containerservice.azure.upbound.io/v1beta1 - KubernetesCluster
network.azure.upbound.io/v1beta1 - SecurityRule
Resource MRs required to reproduce the bug
No response
Steps to Reproduce
KubernetesCluster
resourceI at least found that this was not possible because we have no reference to the NSG
What happened?
When an AKS cluster is created, it automatically creates a node resource group and several resources within that resource group (e.g. network security group, VM scale set, etc.). These are created by Azure, so not linked to Managed Resources, and dynamic, in that they are created after the cluster is and importantly, their name also contains random characters.
I can see that other resources, such as the managed identity and the public IP address in the node resource group are exposed in the status, but the VMSS and the NSG are not. Could we please add these to the
status.atProvider
for the KubernetesCluster, so that we can reference it when creating a new SecurityRule. Thanks.Relevant Error Output Snippet
No response
Crossplane Version
1.16.0
Provider Version
1.6.1
Kubernetes Version
1.30
Kubernetes Distribution
AKS
Additional Info
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: