Image Pull Secret¶

An image pull secret is an authorization token, also known as a secret, that stores Docker credentials used for accessing a registry.

Accessing Image Pull Secret¶

After logging into CHAI™, click on the project where you want to add image pull secrets, then click Cruize.
Click on the blueprint version count on the blueprint card. After clicking the count, the blueprint versions page will be displayed, which contains a list of blueprint versions.
Click on the View configurations kebab menu option or click on the blueprint version name to view blueprint configurations.
Go to the Deployments tab and click Edit deployment definition from the Action column of any deployment.
The deployment definition page will open. Now go to the Image Pull Secrets tab as shown in the image below.

Prerequisites: To add an image pull secret manually, first create a shared secret in the blueprint. Click here to learn more.

Click the Add from Shareable Image Pull button. You will see the secret list that was created in the blueprint as shown in the image below.
Select secret(s) from the list and click Save. All the selected secrets will be listed as shown in the image below.

To delete an image pull secret:

Click the Delete icon from the actions column in the image pull secret table as shown in the image below.

Note:
Image pull secrets are non-editable as they are shared with all the containers in the deployment.