Export what the console holds

Write every Secret and ConfigMap the service manages to one file, for an offline copy.

Before you start

• You need kubectl access to the service's namespace on the legacy State. A State adapter keeps credentials in the Secrets port: see back up and restore.
• The export contains credentials. Encrypt the file and delete it when done.
• For a standing backup, prefer the copies the chart renders (back up and restore).

Steps

1. Export the managed objects:

kubectl -n <namespace> get secret,configmap \
  -l app.kubernetes.io/managed-by=directory-roster -o yaml > sluis-export.yaml

directory-roster is a legacy identifier, renamed in v1.75–v1.76: the chart still labels objects with it.

Verify

grep -c '^ kind:' sluis-export.yaml equals the objects you expect. Those are the five GitHub and workspace Secrets, the Slack objects and the session key.

Roll back

Delete the file.