December 2017
Intermediate to advanced
410 pages
11h 5m
English
In many use cases, it is necessary to store certain kinds of credentials to continue with the automation parts. However, just committing the credentials in the repository isn't the right thing to do. This is the reason why Ansible Vault comes into the picture.
Ansible Vault allows us to store credentials or sensitive information in encrypted files. We can then safely commit these changes in the Git repository.
Let's take a use case and we will understand where Ansible Vault fits in and how to use it.
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