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  1. Data Management
  2. DM-18901

Pass token data to spawned environment

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    • Resolution: Done
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      Possibly more generally create a namespaced secret and stuff sensitive data in there rather than directly into the Pod environment in the spawner.

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          athornton Adam Thornton added a comment -

          Passing it in ACCESS_TOKEN for now. It decodes fine (split on '.', add appropriate padding to second field, base64.urlsafe_decode it).

          We'll make a separate story for passing this as a secret.

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          athornton Adam Thornton added a comment - Passing it in ACCESS_TOKEN for now. It decodes fine (split on '.', add appropriate padding to second field, base64.urlsafe_decode it). We'll make a separate story for passing this as a secret.
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          athornton Adam Thornton added a comment -

          Only deployed (for now) on lsst-lsp-int.

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          athornton Adam Thornton added a comment - Only deployed (for now) on lsst-lsp-int.
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          gpdf Gregory Dubois-Felsmann added a comment -

          ACCESS_TOKEN being an environment variable in the Python interpreter and terminal shell processes?

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          gpdf Gregory Dubois-Felsmann added a comment - ACCESS_TOKEN being an environment variable in the Python interpreter and terminal shell processes?
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          shupe David Shupe added a comment -

          I logged into lsst-lsp-int with the 2019-04-16 daily and I found ACCESS_TOKEN available as an environment variable in the terminal and also through os.environ.

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          shupe David Shupe added a comment - I logged into lsst-lsp-int with the 2019-04-16 daily and I found ACCESS_TOKEN available as an environment variable in the terminal and also through os.environ .

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            athornton Adam Thornton
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            athornton Adam Thornton
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            Adam Thornton, David Shupe, Gregory Dubois-Felsmann, Xiuqin Wu [X] (Inactive)
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