kubernetes-credentials | Kubernetes CRD to load Manifold Credentials as Secrets

To use this, you'll need an account with Manifold and some configuration stored there. You can provision free or paid plans, or insert and manage your own configuration values. You'll also want to install the Manifold CLI so that you can generate auth tokens.
Once the controller is installed, you'll also want to enable access to the Manifold API. First, you'll need to create a new Auth Token:.
First, you'll need to set up the controller. The controller takes care of monitoring your Resource Definitions and populating the correct Kubernetes Secrets with Manifold Credentials. Without it, nothing will happen. Note: You can customise this credentials-controller file. This is a general purpose Deployment. MANIFOLD_API_TOKEN is a required environment variable for the controller. To use RBAC, we'll add additional ClusterRoles to allow managing CRDs and secrets. Note: If you are using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) you may need to give yourself additional privileges to create the ClusterRole defined in rbac.yaml.