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sparse-intern-71089

10/08/2019, 5:22 PM

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quaint-teacher-33292

10/08/2019, 5:25 PM

I think this works:

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$ pulumi stack -i | grep cloudflare
    kubernetes:core/v1:Secret                                                       cloudflare-account
        ID: default/cloudflare-account-3o9j4opj

plain-businessperson-30883

10/08/2019, 5:44 PM

This does not seem to be the ServiceAccount token. Also, I need to get it programmatically, I want to avoid any manual intervention (and avoiding calling the shell would be great too hahaha)

quaint-teacher-33292

10/08/2019, 5:46 PM

You can also export stuff programmatically with stack outputs, it's easy retrieving them later

plain-businessperson-30883

10/08/2019, 5:53 PM

But the resource is not maintained by Pulumi. When I create a ServiceAccount

foo

, it will generate a token secret (e.g.

foo-token-738j4

), with a random suffix. That's what I'd like to retrieve.

stocky-island-3676

10/09/2019, 5:36 PM

Hi @plain-businessperson-30883, see the code snippet I posted in this thread (or my Stackoverflow answer over there 🙂 ): https://pulumi-community.slack.com/archives/CJ909TL6P/p1567790791008100

plain-businessperson-30883

10/09/2019, 9:33 PM

I ended up noticing (thanks @cool-egg-852) that the

ServiceAccount

instance has a

secrets

property that gets populated with its token's secret name, from where I could perform the

k8s.core.v1.Secret.get()

. Thanks you all for the help!

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