Integrate Azure Key Vault with Azure Kubernetes Service(AKS)

Managing secrets and using secrets in the Azure Kubernetes environment is a very important security aspect. This video covers a secure way of using secrets that are stored in Azure Key Vault into your Azure Kubernetes Cluster(AKS).
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[@LinhNguyen-nq5di]

Excellent video! I like how you first described the overall process at 4:30 before conducting the demo. Thank you!

[@tejendergoud254]

Very informative video. Can we also have the video for managed identity :)

[@abhijitprusty]

Awesome video - Could you also suggest, alternative way to avoid mounting ?

[@shivprasadgurjar487]

Good video. This pod is created just to check the secret right, for another application pods we dont need to do anything right. It will get connected with password?

[@rajeshe9885]

i am planning to connect multiple instance to central keyvault in your demo you are added vm scaleset instead of that can i use azure service principal id or userAssignedIdentityID if yes can you please provide those steps

[@abhijeettanawade7504]

Can we use azure vault to store certificate and use it with aks ingress for ssl termination?

[@shivprasadgurjar487]

good explanation. i am looking someone who can teach me complete aks with devops pipeline

[@hanishub]

Awesome but a quick question. I understand this tutorial uses “managed identity” to authenticate keyvault service. Can we use any other credential auth mechanism for AKS ?
Also what could be the design reason for managed identity access to vmss instead of whole aks service(hosting vmms) ?

[@MymitvHome]

Very clear explanation and moreover, you demo it which is awesome

[@pervaizahmad2691]

How can i implement the secret rotation policy on AKS?

[@jishnusasi4971]

Very informative! Thanks a lot.

[@javieraquiroz]

Thanks a lot for sharing! You explained very clearly and nicely. I have one doubt, does anyone know after the first pod that mounts the secret how to get the key vault value into the other pods env?

[@vincentl5883]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@surajsingh-cc3xf]

Hello Will the similar process follow for Azure redhat openshift

[@FaisalHashem-z8p]

Very GOOD! Only video/article that worked for me

[@lovelysharma5825]

Hi is it safe to use this busybox image from google container registry ?

[@saikishore158]

Simple and beautiful, I loved this explanation.

[@mohammedmubeenhussain1143]

Excellent explanation. Thank you

[@insanitygaara]

Mate, any idea on implementing the final pod deployment using terraform?

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[@anthonydelagarde3990]

Awesome video! great job!

[@kirubasindhudevendran1049]

Good explanation

[@ramallways6321]

How to set an environment variable from this secretProviderClass to the container?

[@javieraquiroz]

Hi! Did you manage to achieve this? I have the same doubt :(. If you run a new pod... how can you read/add the secret value in the env?

[@geraldnathan9646]

Once text file is mounted and accessible inside pod - you can run add it to init script using linux export command

[@ThejaSwarup-y1s]

Were you able to figure out this.

[@kirank3052]

Awesome, kudos to you

[@kambajwa1054]

Well Done :)

[@joybanerjee3859]

great demo

[@MrVasanth700]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. If you have a time please share some real time issues and solutions on AKS.

[@madeforcloud]

Sure, I will try to make a video on real time issues after this AKS series.