verifying that chectl can deploy multiuser Che without cluster admin privileges

[ibuziuk]

@l0rd I remember we discussed this issue during prioritization, but as I understand currently cluster-admin is a requirement according to the error message:

[ibuziuk@fedora ~]$ chectl server:start --platform=minishift --multiuser
✔ ✈️ Minishift preflight checklist
✔ Verify if oc is installed...done.
✔ Verify if minishift is installed...done.
✔ Verify if minishift is running...done.
❯ 🏃‍ Running the Che Operator
✔ Copying operator resources...done.
✔ Create Namespace (che)...done.
✔ Create ServiceAccount che-operator in namespace che...done.
✖ Create Role che-operator in namespace che
→ ERROR: It looks like you don't have enough privileges. You need to grant
…
Create ClusterRole che-operator
Create RoleBinding che-operator in namespace che
Create ClusterRoleBinding che-operator
Create CRD checlusters.org.eclipse.che
Waiting 5 seconds for the new Kubernetes resources to get flushed
Create deployment che-operator in namespace che
Create Che Cluster eclipse-che in namespace che
› Error: ERROR: It looks like you don't have enough privileges. You need to
› grant more privileges to current user or use a different user. If you are
› using minishift you can "oc login -u system:admin"

[ibuziuk]

@l0rd could you please clarify the scope of this issue?

[l0rd]

@ibuziuk what I mean is that admin rights should not be required (except if the user wants to configure Keycloak to use OpenShift OAuth). Today for some reason we create a che-operator ClusterRole. Why do we need that? Can we avoid it?

[ibuziuk]

Closing in favour of upstream - eclipse-che/che#14662

[hari1992-web]

Readiness probe failed: HTTP probe failed with statuscode: 500
Back-off restarting failed container

[hari1992-web]

Does any way fix it ??
thanks in advance