2 pointsby g4s83 hours ago1 comment
  • g4s83 hours ago
    I built a small CLI tool for editing k8s secrets: https://github.com/g4s8/secctl

    It's a minimal TUI that lets you:

    1. pick namespace -> secret -> key

    2. edit the value in your `$EDITOR`

    3. save it back to the cluster

    The goal was to avoid the usual pain of kubectl edit:

    - large YAML files

    - base64 encoding/decoding

    It’s intentionally very focused, basically k9s but only for secrets.

    Curious if others have similar workflows or if I missed existing tools.