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Yet another rant in favor of Kubernetes secrets
Aug. 1, 2023, 4:58 a.m. | Lucas Severo Alves
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Back in the day, Kubernetes secrets had many engineers scratching their heads, like "Is this a joke"? Secrets are implemented in base64 encoding which is not an encryption system at all but a simple encoding. Of course, anybody could then decode it. I must admit I was one of those engineers. My opinion changed, but I can understand the feeling most people have with regard to these objects, however wrong this premise is.
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