Waymark / Routes / dev-infra Store sensitive data with podman secrets and mount it into a container
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Documented steps Create a secret from a file: `podman secret create myapp_secret /path/to/file`, or from stdin by passing - as the source. Rotate in place with --replace, or skip errors on a name collision with --ignore (mutually exclusive). Attach the secret to a container at run time: `podman run --secret source=myapp_secret,type=mount,mode=400 --rm <image> ...`. View secrets with `podman secret ls` and metadata with `podman secret inspect`. Secrets can also supply registry credentials for `podman login` via --secret. Known gotchas Secrets are capped at ~512 kB and are NOT committed to an image by podman commit or included in a podman export. --replace updates only newly created containers, not already-running ones. Default driver is file (read-protected); pass and shell drivers are alternatives. Mount the secret into the container so it is not baked into an image or source control. Avoid echoing the raw secret value into shell history — use the file or stdin form.
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