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Add encrypted-kubeconfig to krew plugins #4042

Closed BernhardGruen closed 2 weeks ago

BernhardGruen commented 3 weeks ago

This change adds encrypted-kubeconfig to the list of krew plugins.

The plugin encrypted-kubeconfig provides a way to work with encrypted KUBECONFIG files. The plugin itself is also able to convert a non encrypted KUBECONFIG file into an encrypted file. The encryption part is done using age and the key used to decrypt the KUBECONFIG file later on gets stored into the systems keyring (Linux, Mac and Windows is supported) using the go-keyring library.

The idea behind this plugin is to provide encryption at rest for KUBECONFIG files and thus providing an additional security layer for worst case scenarios.

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BernhardGruen commented 2 weeks ago

Thank you @ahmetb for your review. I just updated the plugin's description and also added a homepage link.

ahmetb commented 2 weeks ago

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