[keycloak] keep admin password in secret #1286
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I've implemented a security enhancement for Keycloak deployments by modifying how the admin password is handled. Previously, the password was directly embedded in the sts.yaml template, which is not ideal for security. This change updates the Keycloak StatefulSet configuration to retrieve the admin password from a Kubernetes Secret instead. This ensures that sensitive credentials are not exposed in plain text within the deployment configuration, aligning with best practices for secret management in Kubernetes environments.
Highlights
- Keycloak Admin Password Security Enhancement: The
KEYCLOAK_ADMIN_PASSWORDenvironment variable in the Keycloak StatefulSet (sts.yaml) is now configured to retrieve its value from a Kubernetes Secret named{{ .Release.Name }}-credentialsusing thepasswordkey. This replaces the previous method of directly embedding the password value in the template.
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Code Review
This pull request enhances the security of the Keycloak deployment by modifying how the administrator password is supplied to the container. Previously, the password was set as a direct value for an environment variable, which is insecure. The new implementation correctly sources the password from a Kubernetes Secret using secretKeyRef. This change aligns with security best practices by preventing sensitive information from being exposed in the pod definition. The implementation is correct and consistent with how other secrets are handled in the chart. This is a valuable improvement.
What this PR does
keep admin password in secret
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