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Hi Simon!
Yes, there are two easy ways to do this. The first is to use Encrypted Data Bag Items:
The difficulty here is that you have to ship around the encrypted data bag secret to every node that you want to be able to consume this. Luckily, knife bootstrap makes it easy to get the secret there. But anyone who can log in as an administrator
on those nodes has access to the secret, which may make it not very secret depending on your company.
This allows you to encrypt secrets that can only be decrypted by nodes you give access to, and people you give access to. It’s a little more complex on the setup side, but it’s much less complex on the maintenance side.
Hope that helps!
Nathan Cerny
Team Lead Architect, Operations Infrastructure, Population Health Dev
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On Mar 26, 2015, at 6:54 AM, Simon Hawkins <
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Hi All,
I have a couple of windows recipes to join machines to domains and do some other stuff and I specify the username and password to do this in the registry – do you know if I can add this info into a databag and then put some kind of encrypted string into the
recipe for the account details?
Cheers,
Simon.
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