kubectl-ssm-secret
Secret manager
A tool to manage sensitive data in Kubernetes secrets and AWS SSM Parameter Store
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Language: Go
last commit: about 2 years ago ekskubectl-pluginskubernetesparameter-storesecretsssm
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