infisical dynamic-secrets - Infisical

infisical dynamic-secrets

Description

Dynamic secrets are unique secrets generated on demand based on the provided configuration settings. For more details, refer to dynamics secrets section.

This command enables you to perform list, lease, renew lease, and revoke lease operations on dynamic secrets within your Infisical project.

Sub-commands

<Accordion title="infisical dynamic-secrets"> Use this command to print out all of the dynamic secrets in your project.

bash

$ infisical dynamic-secrets

Environment variables

<Accordion title="INFISICAL_TOKEN"> Used to fetch dynamic secrets via a [machine identity](/documentation/platform/identities/machine-identities) instead of logged-in credentials. Simply, export this variable in the terminal before running this command.

bash

# Example
export INFISICAL_TOKEN=$(infisical login --method=universal-auth --client-id=<identity-client-id> --client-secret=<identity-client-secret> --silent --plain) # --plain flag will output only the token, so it can be fed to an environment variable. --silent will disable any update messages.

</Accordion> <Accordion title="INFISICAL_DISABLE_UPDATE_CHECK"> Used to disable the check for new CLI versions. This can improve the time it takes to run this command. Recommended for production environments.

To use, simply export this variable in the terminal before running this command.

bash

# Example
export INFISICAL_DISABLE_UPDATE_CHECK=true

</Accordion>

Flags

<Accordion title="--projectId"> The project ID to fetch dynamic secrets from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets --projectId=<project-id>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--project-slug"> The project slug to fetch dynamic secrets from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets --project-slug=<project-slug>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--token"> The authenticated token to fetch dynamic secrets from. This is required when using a machine identity to authenticate.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets --token=<token>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--env"> Used to select the environment name on which actions should be taken. Default value: `dev` </Accordion> <Accordion title="--path"> Use to select the project folder on which dynamic secrets will be accessed.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets --path="/" --env=dev

</Accordion> </Accordion> <Accordion title="infisical dynamic-secrets lease create"> This command is used to create a new lease for a dynamic secret.

bash

$ infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name>

Flags

<Accordion title="--env"> Used to select the environment name on which actions should be taken. Default value: `dev` </Accordion> <Accordion title="--plain"> The `--plain` flag will output dynamic secret lease credentials values without formatting, one per line. Default value: `false`

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create dynamic-secret-postgres --plain

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--path"> The `--path` flag indicates which project folder dynamic secrets will be injected from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name> --path="/" --env=dev

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--projectId"> The project ID of the dynamic secrets to lease from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name> --projectId=<project-id>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--project-slug"> The project slug of the dynamic secrets to lease from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name> --project-slug=<project-slug>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--token"> The authenticated token to create dynamic secret leases. This is required when using a machine identity to authenticate.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name> --token=<token>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--ttl"> The lease lifetime. If not provided, the default TTL of the dynamic secret root credential will be used.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name> --ttl=<ttl>

</Accordion>

Provider-specific flags

The following flags are specific to certain providers or integrations:

<Accordion title="Kubernetes"> <Accordion title="--kubernetes-namespace"> The namespace to create the lease in. Only used for Kubernetes dynamic secrets.

```bash
# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease create <dynamic-secret-name> --kubernetes-namespace=<namespace>
```

</Accordion> </Accordion> </Accordion> <Accordion title="infisical dynamic-secrets lease list"> This command is used to list leases for a dynamic secret.

bash

$ infisical dynamic-secrets lease list <dynamic-secret-name>

Flags

<Accordion title="--env"> Used to select the environment name on which actions should be taken. Default value: `dev` </Accordion> <Accordion title="--path"> The `--path` flag indicates which project folder dynamic secrets will be injected from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease list <dynamic-secret-name> --path="/" --env=dev

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--projectId"> The project ID of the dynamic secrets to list leases from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease list <dynamic-secret-name> --projectId=<project-id>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--project-slug"> The project slug of the dynamic secrets to list leases from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease list <dynamic-secret-name> --project-slug=<project-slug>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--token"> The authenticated token to list dynamic secret leases. This is required when using a machine identity to authenticate.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease list <dynamic-secret-name> --token=<token>

</Accordion> </Accordion> <Accordion title="infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew"> This command is used to renew a lease before it expires.

bash

$ infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew <lease-id>

Flags

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew <lease-id> --path="/" --env=dev

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--projectId"> The project ID of the dynamic secret to lease from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew <lease-id> --projectId=<project-id>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--project-slug"> The project slug of the dynamic secret to lease from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew <lease-id> --project-slug=<project-slug>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--token"> The authenticated token to create dynamic secret leases. This is required when using a machine identity to authenticate.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew <lease-id> --token=<token>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--ttl"> The lease lifetime. If not provided, the default TTL of the dynamic secret root credential will be used.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease renew <lease-id> --ttl=<ttl>

</Accordion> </Accordion> <Accordion title="infisical dynamic-secrets lease delete"> This command is used to delete a lease.

bash

$ infisical dynamic-secrets lease delete <lease-id>

Flags

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease delete <lease-id> --path="/" --env=dev

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--projectId"> The project ID of the dynamic secret to delete lease from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease delete <lease-id> --projectId=<project-id>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--project-slug"> The project slug of the dynamic secret to delete lease from.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease delete <lease-id> --project-slug=<project-slug>

</Accordion> <Accordion title="--token"> The authenticated token to delete dynamic secret leases. This is required when using a machine identity to authenticate.

bash

# Example
infisical dynamic-secrets lease delete <lease-id> --token=<token>

</Accordion> </Accordion>