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so youamp;#39;re using kubernetes and perhaps youamp;#39;re wanting to get into git Ops which is storing your yaml manifests in a git repo and then having your pipelines automatically synchronize from the git repo in theory this is a great concept but the first question that comes to mind is how do we store everything in git things like Secrets now the general recommendation is to store secrets in something like a vault and manage it outside of git but what if I told you that there is another way gitops is the process of having your infrastructure declarations in git and having pipelines synchronize those declarations to the actual infrastructure We cannot put secrets in git but this is where sealed Secrets come in a sealed secret is a secret that is strongly encrypted and can be made public just like public SSL traffic we store that in git so when our git Ops pipelines run it deploys the sealed secret and your cluster would know how to decrypt the sealed secret and converts it to a
