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@kumulo/secrets-sops

v0.1.1

Published

SOPS-backed secrets provider for kumulo.

Downloads

135

Readme

@kumulo/secrets-sops

Writes cluster credentials (kubeconfig, S3 keys) to a SOPS-encrypted file.

Part of kumulo — a CLI that provisions and manages Kubernetes clusters on OVH from a single YAML config. This package is published from that workspace and is normally consumed through the kumulo CLI rather than directly.

bun add @kumulo/secrets-sops

Reading credentials: sops ConfigProvider

sopsConfigProvider({ file, spawner }) serves Effect Config keys from a sops-encrypted YAML file — the reverse direction of the credentials sink. The CLI installs it behind the environment provider when --secrets-file / KUMULO_SECRETS_FILE is set, so real env vars always win and the file only fills gaps.

Top-level keys are the exact env-var names and values must be strings:

OVH_CLIENT_SECRET: ...
HCLOUD_TOKEN: ...

Unknown keys are ignored; a non-string value is a decode error. sops --decrypt is spawned lazily and at most once per process, plaintext is read from its stdout and never written to disk, and a failed decrypt surfaces the file path plus sops' stderr instead of looking like an absent key. The spawner is supplied by the caller — this package touches no runtime directly.

See the root README for configuration, commands and examples, and the changelog for release notes.