Hi All,
according to this Manage licenses in ECK | Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes [2.9] | Elastic we need to create a secret eck-license to add our licence.
Will it work if we create the same but using an ExternalSecret ?
Thanks
Hi, it should work as long as the expected value and label exist in the target Secret
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Hi , just to confirm. My idea is not to create a Secret, is to create an ExternalSecret I understand that from your comment that eck will be able to read that ExternalSecret.
Is that correct ?
thanks
In that case I think it won't work. ECK is expecting a corev1.Secret.
Thanks a lot
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