Secrets Handling in Kubernetes
Committing plain .yaml files which defines Kubernetes secrets definitions to a source code management system is not very secure. This article explains why and shows two better alternatives.24.11.2023
Stefan Kühnel
- Kubernetes
- secrets
- Kubernetes operator
- sealed secrets
- external secrets
- HashiCorp Vault
- AWS
- Quarkus
- EKS
- Parameter Store
- Secrets Manager
- GitOps
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