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When I create a secret manually e.g. using: kubectl create secret generic test-secret --namespace epi-dev --from-file=some-file.json
and map the resulting secret as a volume into a pod, then the pod will see a file named some-file.json in the mapped location.
How can I achieve the same with aws-secret-operator:
Getting the secret value of the AWS Secret as one whole json file in the pod?
Looking into the resulting kubernetes secret, the difference is just the filename within the data like here:
When I create a secret manually e.g. using:
kubectl create secret generic test-secret --namespace epi-dev --from-file=some-file.json
and map the resulting secret as a volume into a pod, then the pod will see a file named
some-file.json
in the mapped location.How can I achieve the same with aws-secret-operator:
Getting the secret value of the AWS Secret as one whole json file in the pod?
Looking into the resulting kubernetes secret, the difference is just the filename within the data like here:
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