
How to Inject Secrets from AWS, GCP, or Vault Into a Kubernetes Pod
In the world of Kubernetes, we try to automate and minimize code duplication. Consuming secrets from a secret manager in Kubernetes should be the same
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In the world of Kubernetes, we try to automate and minimize code duplication. Consuming secrets from a secret manager in Kubernetes should be the same

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Managing secrets natively in Kubernetes is not a secure option. Secrets in Kubernetes is just a base64 encoded plain text that can be consumed in

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If you have large enough deployment on Google Cloud using shared VPC, it’s often easy to lose track of firewall rules applicable to your environment.
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