Restrict auto-mount of service account token in service account #7606
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Description
Kubernetes automatically mounts ServiceAccount credentials in each ServiceAccount. The ServiceAccount may be assigned roles allowing Pods to access API resources. Blocking this ability is an extension of the least privilege best practice and should be followed if Pods do not need to speak to the API server to function.
Obviously Karpenter relies on this, so token is mounted to it's pods (set on deployment level).
How was this change tested?
Custom EKS cluster
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