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Discussion on: Understanding Kubernetes: part 3 – Secrets

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Laïla Atrmouh

Your sketchnotes are awesome Aurélie !

I would add this command to edit secrets : kubectl edit secrets optionnal-pod-name unless you say it's bad practice ?

Thank you for your articles :)

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Aurélie Vache

First of all thanks 😘😘
Kubectl edit is a general command that allow you to edit, in live, directly in the cluster, any resources type you want, not exclusively for a secret.
Useful in order to test a confimap and then save and push changes in your code repository.