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By design, ModRules are namespaced in order to allow namespace isolation for the purposes of running in multi-tenant environments. A ModRule only applies to resources in the same namespace where the ModRule is deployed.
This issue calls for the introduction of the following support for non-namespaced resources:
When a ModRule is deployed to namespace kubemod-system, that ModRule applies to non-namespaced resources such as namespaces, cluster roles, etc.
By design, ModRules are namespaced in order to allow namespace isolation for the purposes of running in multi-tenant environments. A ModRule only applies to resources in the same namespace where the ModRule is deployed.
This issue calls for the introduction of the following support for non-namespaced resources:
When a ModRule is deployed to namespace
kubemod-system
, that ModRule applies to non-namespaced resources such as namespaces, cluster roles, etc.See discussion #40.
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