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External Secrets Operator syncs secrets from external services like AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, Google Secret Manager, and more, injecting them securely into Kubernetes as native Secrets.
External Secrets Operator (ESO) is a Kubernetes operator that reads secrets from external secret management systems and automatically injects them as Kubernetes Secrets.
Managing sensitive information like database credentials or API keys directly within Kubernetes manifests or manually syncing them from external vaults is insecure, cumbersome, and error-prone. This project automates the secure synchronization.
Automatically fetches secrets from various external providers.
Creates and updates native Kubernetes Secret objects based on external data.
Supports dynamic secret updates without requiring pod restarts.
External Secrets Operator is suitable for any scenario where sensitive data needs to be managed externally and consumed by applications running in Kubernetes.
Automatically inject database credentials stored in AWS Secrets Manager into Kubernetes Pods.
Eliminates hardcoding credentials in manifests and ensures credentials can be centrally rotated.
Sync API keys or service account credentials from HashiCorp Vault into Kubernetes for microservice access.
Standardizes secure distribution of access tokens to applications.
Provision TLS certificates stored in Azure Key Vault as Kubernetes TLS Secrets for ingress controllers.
Automates certificate lifecycle management within Kubernetes.
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