Palette provides the flexibility to disable social sign in to restrict this capability. To disable Social Sign In, the user as a Palette tenant admin must set up SSO authentication in the Palette console.
- Log in to the Palette console as a Tenant Admin.
- Go to
Tenant Settings
and selectSSO
from the left main menu.
From Manage SSO, go to
Auth Providers
and toggle theEnable Provider Login
button.Note: This button will be enabled by default.
- To enable it again, toggle the button and select the Social Sign In platform the developers want to use. For example, we currently support Google and Git Hub-based Sign in.
- Log out of the Palette console
Login back to the Palette console selecting the Social Sign In platform enabled in the previous step. The log in can progress in two ways:
If no Tenant exists in that Log In, Palette will create a new Tenant under a new organization and log in to that tenant console.
If a Tenant already exists in that Log In, then Palette will directly log the developer into that Tenant console.
In the free tier, Palette specifies a LimitRange for each Palette Virtual Cluster namespace as part of the values.yaml in Cluster Groups. Therefore, every resources:
section in every pack's values.yaml file should specify BOTH requests
and limits
or NEIGHTER.
Example: If you specify requests but not limits, the default limits imposed by the LimitRange will likely be lower than the requests, causing an error as below:
Invalid value: "300m": must be less than or equal to CPU limit spec.containers[0].resources.requests: Invalid value: "512Mi": must be less than or equal to memory limit]