kubeseal-auto
kubeseal-auto is an interactive wrapper for kubeseal binary used to encrypt secrets for sealed-secrets.
Installation
The recommended way to install this script is pipx:
pipx install kubeseal-auto
Usage
By default, the script will check the version of sealed-secret controller and download the corresponding kubeseal binary to ~/bin directory.
To run the script in fully interactive mode:
kubeseal-auto
Additionally, a "detached" mode is supported:
# Download sealed-secrets certificate for local signing
kubeseal-auto --fetch
# Generate SealedSecret with local certificate
kubeseal-auto --cert <kubectl-context>-kubeseal-cert.crt
[!IMPORTANT] In the detached mode
kubeseal-autowill not download thekubesealbinary and will look for it in the system $PATH.
To select kubeconfig context:
kubeseal-auto --select
To append or change key values in the existing secret:
kubeseal-auto --edit secret-name.yaml
To reencrypt all secrets in a directory (not working in a detached mode):
kubeseal-auto --re-encrypt /path/to/directory
To back up the encryption and decryption keys (not working in a detached mode):
kubeseal-auto --backup
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
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