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Yes, please go ahead.

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It is more than that. It is more than that because every group is trying to address a different set of problems, right?

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So by grouping, let's say you have rolling update feature, right?

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So making the features available for different groups.

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I mean, that categorization is purely done to manage those resources effectively.

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So there are commonalities amongst different resources and they wanted to put it in a single group.

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So it's not about access permissions or whatsoever.

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It's more on how Kubernetes is managing those resources, how functionalities are shared, how the functionalities are reused from those perspectives.

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For the RBAC, you can, I mean, API groups is not related to the RBAC that you are going to defend.

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This is totally unrelated because if you define a role, it doesn't matter which API group it is part of.

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You can define a role referring a resource that is part of any API group.

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Okay. All it matters is you are referring that resource. That's it.

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The verbs that can that are allowed in that resource.

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Okay. If you want something at a cluster level, then you need to create cluster role.

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So at the RBAC level, we have two resources, right? Role and cluster role, role binding and cluster role binding.

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So that API group does that doesn't determine whether it is at the namespace level or at the cluster level.

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It's only the role primitives like role and cluster role determines that.

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Is it clear? Okay. Correct. Correct. Correct. Correct. Welcome.

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