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The current examples use data in Kubernetes secrets which requires you to base64 encode your secrets. Kuberetes now supports stringData which is backwards compatible where the kubelet would end up consuming the data in base64 but we can use string data instead.
In #49, we had a discussion around how we should handle new line characters when we base64 encode the DO token, this would address it.
The current examples use
data
in Kubernetes secrets which requires you to base64 encode your secrets. Kuberetes now supportsstringData
which is backwards compatible where the kubelet would end up consuming the data in base64 but we can use string data instead.In #49, we had a discussion around how we should handle new line characters when we base64 encode the DO token, this would address it.
More details here kubernetes/kubernetes#19575.
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