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ExternalSecret: Partially load a secret
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Sometimes we might have a secret stored in the AWS Secrets Manager with multiple properties but we don't really need all the data stored in the secret. We can tell External Secrets Operator to use just a specific key instead of using the whole secret.
13/06/2023
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Add new line when printing data using jsonpath
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When we print values using jsonpath we'll get all the values in a single line (actually, it won't even bother adding the newline character at the end of the list):
$ kubectl get ns -o jsonpath='{ .items[*].metadata.name }' default dynamodb-operator ec2-operator iam-operator kube-node-lease kube-public kube-system local-path-storage testvault06/06/2023
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Set the default container for kubectl
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One of the many improvements we get in Kubernetes 1.27 is the ability to set what's the default container:
apiVersion: v1 kind: Pod metadata: name: multi-container-pod spec: containers: - image: alpine:latest name: one command: - sh - -c - 'while true; do echo one; sleep 1m; done' - image: alpine:latest name: two command: - sh - -c - 'while true; do echo two; sleep 2m; done' - image: alpine:latest name: three command: - sh - -c - 'while true; do echo tree; sleep 3m; done'01/06/2023
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Managing Environment Variables with kubectl
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In today's highly dynamic and containerized environments, managing environment variables is crucial for configuring applications effectively. With the Kubernetes command-line tool, kubectl, you can imperatively set or remove environment variables for your existing objects.
21/05/2023
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Import a ServiceAccount token into kubeconfig
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To locally run some process we might need to use some ServiceAccount credentials to make sure it has the same exact permissions it would have running it as a Pod. To do se we can import the ServiceAccount token into our kubeconfig to be able to impersonate it.
29/05/2023
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