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I want to be able to supply cluster and repository credentials via Vault, does anyone have any examples of doing this?
For the cluster secrets, I stumbled across execProviderConfig on the docs site. An off-the-cuff thought I had, was to use execProviderConfig to hit the Vault API and generate the config or even use the Vault init container to get the config and have a script via execProviderConfig effectively cat it.
For the repository credentials, there doesn't seem to be a way around using raw Kubernetes secrets? Is that an accurate statement? I could have Vault generate these either via kustomize secrets generator, etc etc.
Any examples or guidance you all have is greatly appreciated.
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I have gone through and read about secret management on the docs. I also saw the IBM secret plugin but I still need some clarity on somethings.
I want to be able to supply cluster and repository credentials via Vault, does anyone have any examples of doing this?
For the cluster secrets, I stumbled across
execProviderConfig
on the docs site. An off-the-cuff thought I had, was to useexecProviderConfig
to hit the Vault API and generate the config or even use the Vault init container to get the config and have a script viaexecProviderConfig
effectivelycat
it.For the repository credentials, there doesn't seem to be a way around using raw Kubernetes secrets? Is that an accurate statement? I could have Vault generate these either via kustomize secrets generator, etc etc.
Any examples or guidance you all have is greatly appreciated.
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