Secrets Management at Scale with Vault & Rancher 24. June Robert de Bock Senior DevOps Engineer Adfinis robert.debock@adfinis.com Kapil Arora Senior Solution Engineer HashiCorp kapil@hashicorp.com Infrastructure Management (Run & Manage) GitOps Continuous Delivery Cluster Templates & Config Enforcement K8s Version Management Node Pool Management Cluster Provisioning & Lifecycle Management Platform Amazon EKS Azure AKS Google GKE Cloud Datacenter Edge Branch Dev Secret Management in Kubernetes 16 17 18 Secret Management Challenges ● Secrets sprawl ● Secrets rotation ● X.509 certificates, SSH

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