Level Up - Secret Manager
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
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In this episode Jerome Poudevigne, Startup Architect, shows you how to use Secret Manager to secure sensitive account details in App Engine.
01:00 Secret Manager Explanation
01:53 Demo Application Walkthrough
04:20 Three Steps to using Secret Manager in App Engine
04:34 Enabling Secret Manager
05:30 Creating Secrets
06:33 Updating the Demo App Engine Application
08:33 Testing and Wrap-up
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This is a fantastic video. Good combination of entertaining and informative
Thanks, this was just what i needed. going to start working with this today.
I have to agree with some of the comments. This is very nice explained but this touches the APP Engine default service account. Is there a similar video or tutorial for a regular nodejs microservice that is not an app? Google Secrets could be way more widely used if there was proper documentation around it.
Brilliant video! #torille
Mennään!
Can access to the keys in the secret manager based on service accounts?
This is great but what i don't understand you authenticate the google client from within the program without putting your service account in your code/container?
This example was running in App Engine. By default, code deployed with App Engine are associated with the App Engine default service account. The IAM steps in this video starting from 04:50 onwards show how to add the 'Secret manager secret accessor' role to that App Engine default service account
@@GoogleCloudAPAC Is there anyway I can make use of secret manager without having to keep the service account key in the code for local development of an app which uses Google Cloud resources like Google Drive API and CloudSQL?
@@arunskumar21 Did you ever figure this out?
Are these files on github anywhere?
Here is one similar tutorial example on GitHub: cloud.google.com/community/tutorials/secrets-manager-python
And the quickstarts are here: cloud.google.com/secret-manager/docs/quickstart?hl=en
this is google cloud bro, they are the best at not documenting their work so you have to pause this video and compile 10000000 of other videos hahahahah
@@morhafshamia5352 fml. aint this the truth.
I'm not sure if the person who edited this understands the purpose of the video. You just flashed the code and starts showing people faces.