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docs: store secrets in vault #12418
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hi there, I made this PR to show an example of how to store secrets in a separate Vault, I used the free Openbao component |
Thank you for your contribution. Can you explain why you introduced the Openbao component? |
I introduced Openbao because it's a free fork of the Vault by Hashicorp, and I wanted to store my secret on a vault, instead of having them in etcd in clear text. Vault is already supported by ApiSix, I've just chosen the free fork |
Get the Openbao root token, this is only for development, in production a specific non root token with limited permissions must be used. | ||
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docker compose logs openbao | grep "Root Token:" |
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When I got to this step, I got an error:
no configuration file provided: not found
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Hi @jpchev, please have a look.
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Hi @jpchev, any updates?
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tutorial to store ApiSix secrets in a Vault (Openbao)