Portworx Secrets- Definition

With Portworx, secrets are neither stored locally nor displayed. Instead, the credentials are stored as part of the secret endpoint given to Portworx for persisting authentication across reboots. You can manage your secrets through the pxctl secrets command. To see the list of available sub-commands and flags, run:

pxctl secrets --help

Manage Secrets. Supported secret stores AWS KMS | Vault | DCOS Secrets | IBM Key Protect | Kubernetes Secrets | Google Cloud KMS

Usage:
  pxctl secrets [flags]
  pxctl secrets [command]

Available Commands:
  aws                        AWS secret-endpoint commands
  dump-cluster-wide-secret   Dumps the cluster-wide secret and the associated key for this cluster.
  gcloud                     Google Cloud KMS commands
  ibm                        IBM Key Protect commands
  kvdb                       kvdb secret-endpoint commands
  set-cluster-key            Sets an existing secret as a cluster-wide (default) secret to be used for volume encryption
  upload-cluster-wide-secret Uploads the provided key and secret as a cluster-wide (default) secret.

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for secrets

Global Flags:
      --ca string            path to root certificate for ssl usage
      --cert string          path to client certificate for ssl usage
      --color                output with color coding
      --config string        config file (default is $HOME/.pxctl.yaml)
      --context string       context name that overrides the current auth context
  -j, --json                 output in json
      --key string           path to client key for ssl usage
      --output-type string   use "wide" to show more details
      --raw                  raw CLI output for instrumentation
      --ssl                  ssl enabled for portworx

Use "pxctl secrets [command] --help" for more information about a command.