How to access a service account s secret programmatically Go

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How to access a service account s secret programmatically Goal is to output the base64 decoded secret as an output variable and refactor this hack ```export const getTokenWith = pulumi interpolate `kubectl get secret $ dashboardServiceAccount secrets 0 name n kube system o go template= data token | base64decode ```` which works by returning ```getTokenWith kubectl get secret admin user ys16knlv token xpqss n kube system o go template= data token | base64decode ``` which I then copy paste to get what I really need to log into the kubernetes dashboard with a token

straight-cartoon-24485 · Answer

Maybe what I m asking in general is How to access a dependent auto created sub resource I suppose there is a way to traverse the state DAG programmatically The only examples I ve seen so far were to access the state of explicitly defined resources for which I have a direct programmatic handle on

straight-cartoon-24485 · Answer

Looks like could be used to read state but shouldn t Pulumi already be aware of the child secret resource or do I need to first so I can get a programmatic handle on the child resource this approach looks redundant as Pulumi is probably already aware of the secret

sparse-park-68967 · Answer

Is the secret created in pulumi You should be able to export it explicitly You will need to pass the ` show secrets` to show the secret when you do a `pulumi stack output`