Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices to support techniques for container registry credentials management are described. An operator executed across a set of clusters may manage credentials for multiple namespaces distributed across multiple clusters. For example, the operator may identify a configuration of a namespace (e.g., detect a creation of a configuration, detect an update to a configuration) and may provision the namespace within the container image registry using an application programming interface (API) call transmitted to the registry. The operator may retrieve one or more credentials associated with the namespace from the container image registry based on an operational mode (e.g., an application mode, an infrastructure mode). The operator may store the one or more credentials to a database associated with the cluster.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices to support techniques for container registry credentials management are described. An operator executed across a set of clusters may manage credentials for multiple namespaces distributed across multiple clusters. For example, the operator may identify a configuration of a namespace (e.g., detect a creation of a configuration, detect an update to a configuration) and may provision the namespace within the container image registry using an application programming interface (API) call transmitted to the registry. The operator may retrieve one or more credentials associated with the namespace from the container image registry based on an operational mode (e.g., an application mode, an infrastructure mode). The operator may store the one or more credentials to a database associated with the cluster.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices to support techniques for secret synchronization and management across multiple clusters are described. An application executed across the set of clusters may manage encryption keys for multiple environments distributed across multiple clusters. For example, the application may detect the creation of an encryption key associated with an environment of the set of clusters. The application may transmit (e.g., push) the encryption key to each cluster of the set of clusters, which may respectively store the encryption key and associate the encryption key with the environment. In some examples, a second application executed on an operations cluster may encrypt a user input using the encryption key.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices to support techniques for container registry credentials management are described. An operator executed across a set of clusters may manage credentials for multiple namespaces distributed across multiple clusters. For example, the operator may identify a configuration of a namespace (e.g., detect a creation of a configuration, detect an update to a configuration) and may provision the namespace within the container image registry using an application programming interface (API) call transmitted to the registry. The operator may retrieve one or more credentials associated with the namespace from the container image registry based on an operational mode (e.g., an application mode, an infrastructure mode). The operator may store the one or more credentials to a database associated with the cluster.