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You want to sync a secret from AWS Secrets Manager into Kubernetes using ExternalSecret. Which two key configurations must you include in your ExternalSecret manifest?

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Kubernetes - Secrets
You want to sync a secret from AWS Secrets Manager into Kubernetes using ExternalSecret. Which two key configurations must you include in your ExternalSecret manifest?
ApodSelector to select pods and replicas for scaling
BsecretStoreRef to specify AWS Secrets Manager and data with remoteRef key
Ccontainer image and command to run the sync
DnodeSelector to assign nodes and tolerations for scheduling
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Identify required ExternalSecret fields for AWS integration

    You must specify secretStoreRef to point to the AWS Secrets Manager store and data with remoteRef key to map the secret key.
  2. Step 2: Exclude unrelated fields

    podSelector, replicas, container image, nodeSelector, and tolerations are unrelated to ExternalSecret syncing secrets.
  3. Final Answer:

    secretStoreRef to specify AWS Secrets Manager and data with remoteRef key -> Option B
  4. Quick Check:

    secretStoreRef + data.remoteRef = AWS secret sync [OK]
Quick Trick: Use secretStoreRef and data.remoteRef for external secrets [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Confusing pod or node selectors with secret syncing
  • Trying to specify container image in ExternalSecret
  • Missing secretStoreRef or data fields

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