This examples allows you to deploy vault and secrets-manager in your own cluster, using microk8s.
1.- Deploy vault
kubectl apply -f vault.yaml
2.- Expose Vault port locally
kubectl port-forward $(kubectl get po -l app=vault| awk '{print $1}' | grep -v NAME) 8200:8200
3.- Get Vault token
kubectl logs -l app=vault --tail=500 | grep Root
4.- Vault setup
This will create the policy, the role and a kubernetes secret containing role_id and secret_id.
VAULT_TOKEN=<TOKEN_FROM_STEP_3> ./vault-setup.sh
5.- Install crd
kubectl apply -f crd.yaml
6.- Deploy secrets-manager
kubectl apply -f secrets-manager.yaml
NOTE: You have a SecretDefinition example there too to play with it: secretsmanager_v1alpha1_secretdefinition.yaml