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Vault Secrets the Simple Way

This article introduces a simple way of working with Hashicorp Vault key-value secrets engine.

You should have a running Hashicorp/Vault service and Vault command available.

Here is a quick way to install a Vault dev server.

Download the latest version from SourceForge.

After installing it, open XLaunch. It will start the first time configuration wizard and will generate a config file by the end.

Display settings: select “Multiple windows” and set the display number to -1. (default)

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	help-k8s-decrypt-secret() {
	echo ""
	echo "Usage"
	echo " k8s-decrypt-secret [options] <secret> <namespace>"
	echo ""
	echo "Options:"
	echo " <secret> kubernetes secret"
	echo " <namespace> kubernetes namespace"
	echo " -v verbose output (show kubectl command)"
	echo " -h show this help"

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