sec

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Helm Classic Sec: Work On Secrets

The helm-sec plugin provides a tool for working with Kubernetes secrets.

It can:

• Handle encoding secrets for you.
• Generate or manage some kinds of secrets for you.
• Create or modify secrets files for you.

Examples

The simplest invocation of helmc sec generates a secret file and sends it to stdout:

$ helm-sec name value
kind: Secret
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
  name: name
data:
  name: dmFsdWU=

(Note that dmFsdWU= is value base64 encoded)

You can send the output to a file by specifying the file name with the --file or -f flags:

$ helm-sec -f secret.yaml name value

And helmc sec can generate passwords or tokens for you:

$ helmc sec --password mysecret
---> Password: jb@OTr}k|dG<jc,m
kind: Secret
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
  name: mysecret
data:
  mysecret: amJAT1RyfWt8ZEc8amMsbQ==

Use the --length,-l flag to specify how long of a password or token you'd like. You can also use --alphanum and --alpha to generate alphanumeric or alphabetic phrases (no special characters).

helmc sec can also generate keypairs. To generate a NaCl Box pair, use the --box flag:

$ helm-sec --box mysecret
kind: Secret
apiVersion: v1
metadata:
  name: mysecret
  data:
    mysecret: RdueTOMUjMjSnarkdlOR0Hq1Q/abTTNQ1xFp/Wn4dNI=
    mysecret.pub: 9olV4AbjU6QdgJcGfevT+pCLc/0NfpbD6z9OPkfYK28=

In the future, helm-sec will also generate:

• SSH key pairs
• SSL certs
• More