Step 8 - Configuring Secret
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Step 8 - Configuring Secret
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Procedure for Configuring Secrets for Paradigm
The security of your application depends on the correct management of secrets. Follow these instructions to configure the Django Secret in Paradigm.
Configuration of the Django Secret
- Access the Secrets section and locate Django Secret.
- Enter your Django API token, which must be encoded in Base64.
- It's important to note that you must generate the Django token yourself.
- Required: The token must be encoded in Base64.
Important Tips
- When encoding passwords in Base64, it's mandatory to use the
-n
parameter to avoid line breaks, which are not supported by Kubernetes (k8s). - All passwords, API keys, or tokens should be encoded in Base64.
Verification and Saving
- Ensure that the Django token is correctly encoded and that all information is correctly entered without line breaks.
- Save the settings to apply the secret configuration to your Paradigm cluster.
Final Note
The management of secrets is a crucial part of securing your application. Always keep this information in a safe place and do not share it.
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