secret

Operations with secrets

Usage

apolo secret [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Operations with secrets.

Commands:

Usage	Description
add	Add secret KEY with data VALUE
get	Get secret KEY
ls	List secrets
rm	Remove secret KEY

add

Add secret KEY with data VALUE

Usage

apolo secret add [OPTIONS] KEY VALUE

Add secret KEY with data VALUE.

If VALUE starts with @ it points to a file with secrets content.

Examples

$ apolo secret add KEY_NAME VALUE
$ apolo secret add KEY_NAME @path/to/file.txt

Options

Name	Description
--help	Show this message and exit.
--cluster CLUSTER	Perform on a specified cluster (the current cluster by default).
--org ORG	Look on a specified org (the current org by default).
--project PROJECT	Look on a specified project (the current project by default).

get

Get secret KEY

Usage

apolo secret get [OPTIONS] KEY

Get secret KEY.

If --file is specified, the secret content will be saved to the file. Otherwise, it will be displayed on stdout.

Examples

$ apolo secret get KEY_NAME
$ apolo secret get KEY_NAME --file secret.txt

Options

Name	Description
--help	Show this message and exit.
--cluster CLUSTER	Perform on a specified cluster (the current cluster by default).
--org ORG	Look on a specified org (the current org by default).
-f, --file PATH	Save secret to file instead of displaying it.
--project PROJECT	Look on a specified project (the current project by default).

ls

List secrets

Usage

apolo secret ls [OPTIONS]

List secrets.

Options

Name	Description
--help	Show this message and exit.
--all-orgs	Show secrets in all orgs.
--all-projects	Show secrets in all projects.
--cluster CLUSTER	Look on a specified cluster (the current cluster by default).
--full-uri	Output full secret URI.
--org ORG	Look on a specified org (the current org by default).
--project PROJECT	Look on a specified project (the current project by default).

rm

Remove secret KEY

Usage

apolo secret rm [OPTIONS] KEY

Remove secret KEY.

Options

Name	Description
--help	Show this message and exit.
--cluster CLUSTER	Perform on a specified cluster (the current cluster by default).
--org ORG	Look on a specified org (the current org by default).
--project PROJECT	Look on a specified project (the current project by default).