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youamp;#39;re trying to deploy an application into a kubernetes cluster and need to pass it some sensitive information such as an api or an ssl certificate in the next five minutes iamp;#39;m going to show you exactly how to do that taking advantage of kubernetes built-in secret management hey team sid here with devops directive where itamp;#39;s my job to help you level up your devops and cloud infrastructure skills i donamp;#39;t want to waste your time with a big preamble so letamp;#39;s get right into it nearly any application doing something more complex than just printing out a hello world will have some sensitive data needed to configure it luckily for us kubernetes has a primitive designed exactly for this use case which is aptly named a secret these secrets consist of key value pairs for example it could be an api or an ssl certificate there are also a few different types of secrets the first is the opaque type which allows for arbitrary user-defined data thereamp;#39;s