He doesnot show by enabling kubernetes auth without enable it will not work. Value from vault will fetch by TTL and update automatically instead of restarting pod
@@Kk-rl7nv didnt know about this thing , thanks a lot boss. From the article I studied about this didnt explained in depth maybe thats why I missed it.
Thanks Rohan for the wonderful video, can you please suggest if we have a application which needed some username and passwrod in kubernetes so do we have to create configmap and secret in kubernetes, or if we use same username andpassword which required by application via vault then can we directly use in our pods?
Yes if you are using vault/aws secret manager or other cloud provider secret vault you can directly use them in pods. We use EKS so we are using aws secrets csi driver for dynamically provisioning and updating the secrets to our deployment via secretproviderclass.
Thanks for this tutorial. Please continue for grafana session for creating dashboards
@@SandeepDash-sv6ql yes it's in progress.
Please start with one session for to create an user and rbac policy in Kubernetes.
Yup
How our microservice deployment will fetch the secret value ,how to configure secret inside the microservice deployment ?? can you please explain
he forgot to show the most important element. Basically this tutorial is only half
He doesnot show by enabling kubernetes auth without enable it will not work.
Value from vault will fetch by TTL and update automatically instead of restarting pod
@@Kk-rl7nv didnt know about this thing , thanks a lot boss. From the article I studied about this didnt explained in depth maybe thats why I missed it.
@@flesz_ For EKS we are utilising secret csi driver + secretprovider . I hope I am right here.
Thanks Rohan for the wonderful video, can you please suggest if we have a application which needed some username and passwrod in kubernetes so do we have to create configmap and secret in kubernetes, or if we use same username andpassword which required by application via vault then can we directly use in our pods?
looks like he doesn't know himself lol.
Yes if you are using vault/aws secret manager or other cloud provider secret vault you can directly use them in pods. We use EKS so we are using aws secrets csi driver for dynamically provisioning and updating the secrets to our deployment via secretproviderclass.
@@flesz_ yes sir you are right, I didnt know about this as not much explored vault professionally.