To set up and configure Primaza, primazactl creates several identities and shares their credentials across different clusters.
These identities rely on Kubernetes Service Accounts and Service Account's tokens.
As an example, when primazactl configures a cluster to work with an instance of Primaza, it creates a Service Account and a Service Account's token. This data is collected and used to build a kubeconfig that, in turn, is shared with Primaza. Primaza will now use the kubeconfig to connect and authenticate with the worker cluster.
The module primazactl.identity stores the implementation of the Identity concept.