vault-mgmt
| Crates.io | vault-mgmt |
| lib.rs | vault-mgmt |
| version | 0.1.2 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2023-06-11 17:04:14.23341 |
| updated_at | 2023-06-11 17:04:14.23341 |
| description | Manage your vault installation in Kubernetes (upgrades, unseal, step-down, ...). |
| homepage | https://github.com/nimbolus/vault-mgmt |
| repository | https://github.com/nimbolus/vault-mgmt |
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| id | 887489 |
| size | 264,854 |
Tobias Krischer (tobikris)
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vault-mgmt
Requirements
- Vault is running in Kubernetes.
- Service Registration is configured
Features
- Unseal a Vault Pod.
- Either supply a command that returns the unseal keys
- or let the program retrieve the keys from a Vault secret.
- Step-down the active Pod.
- Upgrade a single Pod.
- Upgrade the full cluster without downtime.
Testing
Unit tests can be run normally by cargo: cargo test.
Ent-to-end tests require a Kubernetes cluster and will install, upgrade and uninstall (except on failure) several deployments of a Vault cluster in the current kubecontext (namespace is set by environment variable VAULT_MGMT_E2E_NAMESPACE, defaulting to vault-mgmt-e2e).
The Pods are using emptyDir as storage and should not consume a PV.
The storage is not part of the tests, only the clustering and active/standby transitions.
You can run those tests by calling cargo test --ignored with a working kubeconfig and existing namespace.