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I'm interested in allowing for FreeNAS api (host, protocol, username, password, etc) details to be stored in some sort of config file outside the cluster. Reasoning is we have a pretty open cluster(s) that I'd like to be able to deploy the storage class in, but not worry about cracking down on things too much. Idea would be:
run the provisioner on FreeNAS itself (or generally out of the cluster)
support secrets out of cluster by passing a --secrets-file flag or similar
Structure of the secrets file would be something like the following directly mirroring the secrets in cluster:
I'm interested in allowing for FreeNAS api (host, protocol, username, password, etc) details to be stored in some sort of config file outside the cluster. Reasoning is we have a pretty open cluster(s) that I'd like to be able to deploy the storage class in, but not worry about cracking down on things too much. Idea would be:
--secrets-file
flag or similarStructure of the secrets file would be something like the following directly mirroring the secrets in cluster:
Interested in feedback on the idea.
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