This article explains how to create and manage your own credentials for workload submission.
Credentials allow users to securely store private authentication secrets, which are accessible only to the user who created them. These credentials can be used to authorize access to external systems and services. You can create:
Docker registry credentials - Used to authenticate and pull container images from private Docker registries. These credentials are used as image pull secrets during workload submission.
Generic secrets - A flexible option for storing key/value pairs such as API keys or configuration data. These credentials can be injected into workloads as environment variables.
Note
User credentials will be propagated to all clusters from versions 2.22 onwards.
Click the user avatar at the top right corner, then select Settings
Click +CREDENTIAL and select either Docker registry or Generic secret from the dropdown menu
Enter a name for the credential. The name must be unique.
Optional: Provide a description of the credential
Enter the following:
Docker registry - The username, password, and Docker registry URL
Generic secret - The key/value pairs to store in the new secret. You can add multiple key/value pairs.
Locate the credential you want to delete
On the dialog, click DELETE to confirm
Go to the Docker registry , Generic secret API reference to view the available actions.
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