How to Commit Encrypted Secrets to Git Repositories
In the case of Kubernetes, specifically, or if you are in a containerized situation, where you have multiple instances, it is actually difficult to refactor that application. So I'm wondering your thoughts about committing encrypted secrets into Git repositories. And our rosemary has done a lot of work and research in this area recently. We want to kick it to rosemary and get some additional thoughts there.
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Rob Barnes (a.k.a. Devops Rob) and Rosemary Wang (author of Infrastructure as Code - Patterns & Practices) are joining us today to talk about infrastructure secrets.
What do Rosemary and Rob think about committing encrypted secrets into a repository? How do they suggest that we improve on storing secrets in LastPass? And if we were to choose HashiCorp Vault, what do we need to know?
Thank you Thomas Eckert for the intro. Thank you Nabeel Sulieman (ep. 46) & Kelsey Hightower (ep. 44) for your gentle nudges towards improving our infra secrets management.
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