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secrets-docker

v0.0.3

Published

A simple module to read secrets created in a Docker Swarm cluster.

Downloads

4

Readme

Docker Secrets

A simple module to read docker secrets created in a Swarm cluster

Usage

Read All

Given the below secrets -

dbuser // readonly
dupass // super-secret-pass

const secrets = require('secrets-docker');

secrets.readAll().then((data) => {
  console.log(data.dbuser) // readonly
  console.log(data.dbpass) // super-secret-pass
})

Read a single secret

Docker secrets are available to a container as files under /run/secrets. Since they are files, you can create a secret whose value is a property file like below.

test-secret

dbuser=readonly
dbpass=super-secret-pass
apikey=super-secret-apiKey

So if an application needs multiple users/pass or apikeys, you can simply provide all of them in a single file instead of starting the container with mulitple docker secrets.

And read the secret file as below

const secrets = require('secrets-docker');

secrets.read('test-secret').then((data) => {
  console.log(data.dbuser) // readonly
  console.log(data.apikey) // super-secret-apiKey
})

Note that Docker allows a secret to be upto 500 kb in size.