Revoke a user's access to the cluster
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Revoke a user's access to the cluster
with Cloudera
Use Cloudera: its Cloudera DataFlow Service Df API lets you revoke a user's access to the cluster in a single step (POST /api/v1/df/revokeUserKubernetesAccess). capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.
- Is there a way to remove a remote user's access to a DataFlow cluster?
- Can I revoke Kubernetes access I granted to a cloud user?
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- Revoke cluster access for {cloudUserId} on service {serviceCrn}.
- Remove {cloudUserId}'s Kubernetes access to {serviceCrn}.
For your developer
POST /api/v1/df/revokeUserKubernetesAccess in Cloudera DataFlow Service Df API. Full spec on APIs.io.