Kubernetes Access Management

Stop exposing the Kubernetes API. OnePAM proxies kubectl through an identity-aware gateway with impersonation headers and exec recording.

Secure K8s Without Exposing the API Server

Kubernetes API proxy with user impersonation headers
kubectl exec sessions recorded as asciinema
Pod log streaming via browser WebSocket
Short-lived kubeconfig token generation from CLI
Cluster auto-discovery via kubeconfig or service account
Namespace and pod-level RBAC enforcement
No direct K8s API server exposure to the internet
Integrate with existing SAML/OIDC identity providers

Secure Kubernetes Access

onepam — kubernetes $ onepam kube config --cluster prod-eks --ttl 4h Authenticating via Okta SSO... Identity verified: alice@acme.co (DevOps) Short-lived token generated (expires: 4h) Kubeconfig context "onepam-prod-eks" ready $ kubectl get pods -n production NAME READY STATUS api-server-6f8b9c5-x7k2p 1/1 Running worker-7d4e1a2-m9n3q 1/1 Running redis-cache-3a1f-b2k8r 1/1 Running Session recording: ses_k8s_2m9x • Impersonating: alice@acme.co KUBERNETES PROXY API proxy with impersonation headers • kubectl exec recording • Pod log streaming

Three Steps to Secure Access

1. Sign Up With SSO

Connect your identity provider — Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, or any SAML/OIDC provider. Your team logs in with existing credentials.

2. Add Your Resources

Register servers, databases, Kubernetes clusters, and web apps. Define who can access what with role-based policies.

3. Access Securely

Your team accesses resources through the browser — identity-verified, session-recorded, and audit-logged. No VPN, no exposed ports.

Try Kubernetes Access Management — Free for 14 Days

From signup to your first secure session in under 5 minutes. No infrastructure changes, no credit card, no sales call.