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silas@lemmy.eco.brOPtoDevOps@lemmy.ml•How do you store database secrets for an application in your source code management system?English3·2 years agoThat is exactly what I’m looking now! Thanks! I’m actually new to this paradigm. How is it more secure than storing password in plain text? I mean, in your application, you’ll have to store a token or something, so you can query Vault server, right? If an attacker have access to the server, it can query the Vault server with the token, retrieving relevant secrets, no?
Aqui tá normal.
silas@lemmy.eco.brOPtoDevOps@lemmy.ml•How do you store database secrets for an application in your source code management system?English2·2 years agoThanks. I would still have to store ansible-vault password locally or something like that, no?
silas@lemmy.eco.brOPtoDevOps@lemmy.ml•How do you store database secrets for an application in your source code management system?English2·2 years agoThanks for the answer. I’m actually deploying to a local Linux server. Is there any tool I could use?
Yeah, I ended up using awk, which solved my problem perfectly. I was just curious if I could do that with sed, but it seems too complicated. Thank very much, guys!