External-Secrets-Operator

This article is a follow-up to my previous post about the state of the External Secrets Operator project. Let’s start with the most important news: External Secrets Operator is set to resume releases on September 22!!! What changed More than 300 volunteers have signed up to contribute across organizations, far exceeding expectations and widening the pipeline of future Members, Reviewers, and Maintainers. Governance has been clarified with a formal Contribution Ladder and focused tracks (Core, Providers, CI, Testing), plus interim roles to spread the load and reduce burnout risk. ...

About a month ago, a new release of Conjur Enterprise was launched—now at version 13.4, bringing exciting new features to the product! Here are my top three favorites, though there are many more updates, which you can find here: Sync of empty safes from Vault: This is essential for managing policy creation through automation. Dynamic application configuration: It is now possible to modify various Conjur configuration parameters that previously had to be set when creating the container. Now, they are all included in the usual conjur.yml. Extended ESO support: The External Secrets Operator can now use regex in findByName and findByTags. As has been the case for several releases, I’d like to reiterate that CyberArk’s development of Conjur is moving quickly, and with each release, the product becomes more and more complete. ...