Mahmoud Saada
2015-07-14 01:06:46 UTC
Ansible Vault requires to prompt the user for a password or a file
containing the password. But if I'm running Ansible inside of a container
<https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/ansible/ubuntu14.04-ansible/>, I cannot
prompt the user for a password.
How can I run a playbook using vars encrypted by Vault during a Docker
build?
How can I do it without exposing a password file?
Is there a best practice?
containing the password. But if I'm running Ansible inside of a container
<https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/ansible/ubuntu14.04-ansible/>, I cannot
prompt the user for a password.
How can I run a playbook using vars encrypted by Vault during a Docker
build?
How can I do it without exposing a password file?
Is there a best practice?
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