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Secrets are a way to store sensitive information in Kubernetes, such as:
Database passwords
API tokens
SSL certificates
SSH keys
Configuration settings
Types of Secrets:
Kubernetes supports two main types of secrets:
Opaque Secrets: These are generic key-value pairs. They can store any binary data, but Kubernetes doesn't interpret the data.
Service Account Secrets: These secrets are automatically created for each service account in a namespace and can be used to authenticate with the Kubernetes API server.