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hey there! can you elaborate a little bit further on what you're trying to do here? you're defining a secret in your code and then you want to do something with a service account?
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c
My runtime code needs an env var that points to a valid set of gcp credentials.
b
okay, so I think unfortunately the Google naming terminology might be confusing things here. There's a service account in GCP, and then a completely independent service account inside the GKE cluster, they're not related, they just have the same name
g
Yeah, if you are referring to a GCP Service account that has access to Google APIs, then I'd recommend looking at this post to see how to do this in Kubernetes manifests first - https://stackoverflow.com/a/47023291 The main thing I can see that may be missing in your example is that the 
GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
variable should point to the path of the json file mounted in the container.
c
I took this from our code, so keep in mind stuff like 
config.*
is just how we do things, but that should give you everything you need.
b
this is awesome, thanks @cool-egg-852!
c
No problem.
c
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