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Sample config file with connection parameters and secrets. You can store it inside docker image or mount during deployment process.
vault:
address: https://vault.blindage.org
token: s.otBH1tQ5IMDZRBJC1SEuTEPX
secrets:
- path: /ssh-vault-test/public/vlad
file: test/secret-vlad.json
- path: /ssh-vault-test/public/anya
file: test/secret-anya.json
Use variable VAULT_RETRIEVER_FILE
to set filename with connection parameters and secrets to retrieve.
VAULT_RETRIEVER_FILE=test-vault.yaml ./vault-retriever
If no vault
section defined in config file program will check variables VAULT_RETRIEVER_ADDRESS
and VAULT_RETRIEVER_TOKEN
.
export VAULT_RETRIEVER_ADDRESS=https://vault.blindage.org
export VAULT_RETRIEVER_TOKEN=s.otBH1tQ5IMDZRBJC1SEuTEPX
export VAULT_RETRIEVER_FILE=test-vault.yaml
./vault-retriever
If you want to start it inside Docker or Kubernetes provide these ENV variables to your container during run.
Copyright by Vladimir Smagin (21h) 2019 http://blindage.org email: 21h@blindage.org Project page: https://git.blindage.org/21h/vault-retriever
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