Encrypt strings using Ansible Vault

by samdoran 9 years ago

macOS • xterm-256color • fish 2124 views

Ansible 2.3 and later supports encrypting strings in addition to entire files. This is very handy because it allows you to see the variable name while keeping the contents secure.

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