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Secrets Management With Infisical and External Secrets Operator
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Secrets Management With Infisical and External Secrets Operator

via DZoneIan Packard2h ago

GitOps has a fundamental tension: everything should be in Git, but secrets shouldn't be in Git. You need database passwords, API keys, and tokens to deploy applications, but committing them to a repository is a security incident waiting to happen. This post covers how to solve this with Infisical and External Secrets Operator (ESO) - a combination that keeps secrets out of Git while letting Kubernetes applications access them seamlessly. The same architectural pattern works with any ESO-supported backend (HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, GCP Secret Manager), so the concepts apply regardless of which secrets manager you choose.

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