secrets

Now that Dapr is about to hit version 1.0.0 let me show you how easy is to read secrets with a .NET 5 console application. Create a console application # dotnet new console -n DaprSecretSample cd DaprSecretSample Add a reference to the Dapr.Client library # dotnet add package Dapr.Client --prerelease Create a Secret Store component # Create a components folder and inside place a file named secretstore.yaml with the following contents:

Dapr is an event-driven, portable runtime for building microservices on cloud and edge. Dapr supports the fundamental features you’ll need such as: service invocation, state management, publish/subscribe messaging and since version 0.5.0 the ability to read from secret stores! This post will show you to read kubernetes secrets using Dapr and .NET Core:

What if I tell you that it’s possible to connect you AKS pods to an Azure Key Vault using identities but without having to use credentials in an explicit way? Well with AAD Pod Identities you can enable your Kubernetes applications to access Azure cloud resources securely using Azure Active Directory (AAD) including Azure Key Vault.