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The way that credentials for azure blob storage is stored inside the objstoreConfig secret does not work well for us.
Credentails for our Azure blob storage are provided for us and stored in a secret in the cluster:
The accountKey in the secret is periodically rotated.
This poses a problem with both specifying the credentials and keeping them in sync in the objstoreConfig secret. It would be so much nicer and clean if you could just reference the credentials in the existing secret.
Preferable we would like to reference the secret above in the objstoreConfig configuration. Something like this:
Hello,
The way that credentials for azure blob storage is stored inside the objstoreConfig secret does not work well for us.
Credentails for our Azure blob storage are provided for us and stored in a secret in the cluster:
The accountKey in the secret is periodically rotated.
This poses a problem with both specifying the credentials and keeping them in sync in the objstoreConfig secret. It would be so much nicer and clean if you could just reference the credentials in the existing secret.
Preferable we would like to reference the secret above in the objstoreConfig configuration. Something like this:
Alternatively specify files from a secret mouted as a volume:
Where the volume mount looks something like this in helm values:
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