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There is a big difference. With certificates there is no way to revoke a certificate while preserving the user account. Kubernetes doesn't use a CRL which would be the way to do that.
OIDC on the other hand uses access and refresh tokens and a refresh for an expired access token will fail when the account or the token is disabled on the identity provider. This leaves a small window while the access token is still valid and how long that is depends on the setting of the identity provider.
Hope this helps.
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oh , i think i get it now , you mean with G Suite accounts because i tested with regular gmail account and even though i did some changes to the oauth app (switched from external to internal) the regular gmail account could still use the the refresh token to renew the id-token which confused me a bit since you can't really disable a gmail account beside deleting it.
So i'm guessing you need to create the oauth app with internal setting enabled from start this will allow only users in your G Suite org to authenticate in the first place and then you can disable the account if you want to revoke access to the k8s user.
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