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Azure keyvault integration with Kubernetes via a Flex Volume
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Can you use a wildcard for keyvaultobjectnames? #73

Open erick-thompson opened 5 years ago

erick-thompson commented 5 years ago

The pattern that our services follow is that every service has its own Azure Key Vault instance, so the service should have access to all the secrets in the Key Vault. This allows for new secrets to be added to the Key Vault and get picked up by the service only a redeploy (and not needing to modify any config files).

Is there some way to use a wildcard for keyvaultobjectnames?

Thanks, Erick

ritazh commented 5 years ago

@erick-thompson With a wildcard for keyvaultobjectnames, do you mean we will then mount all objects in key vault satisfying this pattern? We do not have this feature today but let's keep this issue opened so people can vote for it.

erick-thompson commented 5 years ago

@ritazh That is correct. I am mainly looking for secrets, but could see it's usefulness for other Key Vault types as well.