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Kubernetes External Secrets
At $JOB we maintain the configuration for our OpenShift clusters in a public git repository. Changes in the git repository are applied automatically using ArgoCD and Kustomize. This works great, but the public nature of the repository means we need to find a secure solution for managing secrets (such as passwords and other credentials necessary for authenticating to external services). In particular, we need a solution that permits our public repository to be the source of truth for our cluster configuration, without compromising our credentials.
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Kubernetes External Secrets
At $JOB we maintain the configuration for our OpenShift clusters in a public git repository. Changes in the git repository are applied automatically using ArgoCD and Kustomize. This works great, but the public nature of the repository means we need to find a secure solution for managing secrets (such as passwords and other credentials necessary for authenticating to external services). In particular, we need a solution that permits our public repository to be the source of truth for our cluster configuration, without compromising our credentials.
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Kubernetes External Secrets
At $JOB we maintain the configuration for our OpenShift clusters in a public git repository. Changes in the git repository are applied automatically using ArgoCD and Kustomize. This works great, but the public nature of the repository means we need to find a secure solution for managing secrets (such as passwords and other credentials necessary for authenticating to external services). In particular, we need a solution that permits our public repository to be the source of truth for our cluster configuration, without compromising our credentials.
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