Allow authentication with Kubernetes JWT token #138
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This PR allows authentication using the Kubernetes JWT token located in
/var/run/secrets/kubernetes.io/serviceaccount/tokeninside a Kubernetes pod.My use case is that I have a cronjob to continuously backup vault, however I'd like to not store a Vault token as a Kubernetes secret and instead want to just rely on the Pods/ServiceAccounts JWT token to authenticate against vault.
I was able to test and verify things work as expected.