dstack secrets¶
Secrets allow to use sensitive data within workflows (such as passwords or security tokens) without hard-coding them inside the code. Secrets are passed to running workflows via environment variables.
NOTE:
If the project is configured to use the cloud, secrets are stored in the encrypted cloud storage.
dstack secrets list¶
The dstack secrets list command displays the names of the secrets configured in the current repository.
Usage¶
$ dstack secrets list
dstack secrets add¶
The dstack secrets add command adds a new secret for the current repository.
Usage¶
$ dstack secrets add --help
Usage: dstack secrets add [-h] [--project PROJECT] [-y] NAME [VALUE]
Positional Arguments:
NAME The name of the secret
VALUE The value of the secret
Optional Arguments:
--project PROJECT The name of the project to execute the command for
-y, --yes Don't ask for confirmation
Arguments reference¶
The following arguments are required:
NAME– (Required) A name of the secret. Must be unique within the current repository.
The following arguments are optional:
--project PROJECT- (Optional) The name of the project to execute the command for-y,--yes– (Optional) Don't ask for confirmationVALUE– (Optional) The value of the secret. If not specified, dstack prompts the user to enter it via a masked input.
dstack secrets delete¶
The dstack secrets delete command adds a new secret for the current repository.
Usage¶
$ dstack secrets delete --help
usage: dstack secrets delete [-h] [--project PROJECT] [-y] NAME
Positional Arguments:
NAME The name of the secret
Optional Arguments:
--project PROJECT The name of the project to execute the command for
-y, --yes Don't ask for confirmation
Arguments reference¶
The following arguments are required:
NAME- (Required) A name of a secret
The following arguments are optional:
--project PROJECT- (Optional) The name of the project to execute the command for-y,--yes– (Optional) Don't ask for confirmation