Add feature to DPS to be used as a Vault for Kubernetes Secrets?”
Add feature to DPS to be used as a Vault for Kubernetes Secrets?”
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We maintain a number of RedHat OpenShift clusters (on Prem & in Azure). The apps/pods/processes in those OpenShift clusters need credentials.
A common method for that currently is creating a Vault for Kubernetes Secrets, like like the HashiCorp Vault, however the Devolution Password Server (DPS) is our
preferred method of storing credentials.
We like to be able to have the ability for apps on the OpenShift request the credentials they need from DPS as if it were a Vault for Kubernetes Secrets.
All Comments (3)
Hello,
We do have login accounts of the "Application" kind, paired with our REST API we should have everything available to come up with a solution. Our own Devops team is looking into building a toolkit around these features to better support the K8s workflow.
On the other hand, Hashicorp went as far a supporting K8s as an authentication provider for accessing the vault...
What would be the Minimum Viable Feature in your mind?
Maurice
Hello,
We do have login accounts of the "Application" kind, paired with our REST API we should have everything available to come up with a solution. Our own Devops team is looking into building a toolkit around these features to better support the K8s workflow.
On the other hand, Hashicorp went as far a supporting K8s as an authentication provider for accessing the vault...
What would be the Minimum Viable Feature in your mind?
Hi Maurice,
are there any updates regarding this feature? Is it already available?
BR,
Ieriel
Hello,
Our feature is on the roadmap for either the march or june release, but we have yet to receive a definition of what would be a good initial release for the community.
Maurice