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You don’t - you bounce the servers because it’s simpler. If your secret is static for the lifetime of a deployment - just redeploy to get a new value. I like s
by lucasyvas 2y ago
You don’t - you bounce the servers because it’s simpler. If your secret is static for the lifetime of a deployment - just redeploy to get a new value.
I like secret stores but only when the value of something regularly changes in a way that redeploying becomes unacceptable.
- jen20 2y agoBouncing things is often unacceptably expensive - caches, consensus and the cost of data redistribution etc are all good reasons to have hot configuration for secrets.