Mike Yoder

Yeah I don't know what happened, but a reboot made that problem go away - looks like the login process unlocked the system keychain. I had just installed the dependencies...

I'd imagine dropping a name somewhere in this Configmap: https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/main/tools/kubequery/kubequery-fleet.yml#L66

The name for my cluster is `kubequery kubequery-6c95ffc8ff-cbmm5` which, as you can imagine, is not very enlightening. My comment about the configmap was that it seemed like the obvious place...

> guarantee of uniqueness Is the name of the cluster the primary key in the db? IIRC for hosts there's a unique id for each host; if a host is...

> Are you seeing the same in your environment? Yeah it's the same sort of name format. I don't know who generates what but if I wanted to name the...

I would think that most people deploying production k8s would be by far the most comfortable if this tool didn't have access to secrets in the first place. Fortunately this...

> I still don't follow. That's^ a broken link? Oh, that's not a broken link, that's the name of a label. See https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/manage-kubernetes-objects/declarative-config/#how-to-create-objects > What would I do in Fleet's...

> why you might opt to redefine a client implementation @edwardsb - The embarrassing answer is that I didn't realize it existed. I saw the API and went from there....

@edwardsb Thanks for all the comments - so what are my next steps here? Thanks a bunch.

@lukeheath Any news on when this might land?