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Adding SSH keys
To incorporate SSH keys, for instance, to enable authentication with a Git server, follow these steps:
Step 0: If necessary, generate a keypair, for example using the command:
ssh-keygen -t ed25519
Please note that setting a password for the keypair is not yet tested.
Step 1: Create a new file named yourservice.yaml
within the secrets directory by executing the following command:
sops secrets/yourservice.yaml
Within this file, create a value that contains your private key. For example:
yourservice:
ssh: |
-----BEGIN OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
<...>
-----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----
Step 2: Reference this value in your sops configuration as follows:
sops.secrets."yourservice/ssh".format = "yaml";
sops.secrets."yourservice/sss".sopsFile = secrets/youservice.yaml;
Step 3: Finally, add the SSH key to your SSH configuration so that it is used correctly when connecting to your host. Add the following lines to your SSH configuraton file:
Host yourservice
IdentityFile /run/secrets/yourservice/ssh