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Co-authored-by: Sunil Singh <sunil.singh@suse.com>
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docs/how-to-guides/new-user-guides/kubernetes-resources-setup/secrets.md
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### Creating a Project Scoped Secret with kubectl
Project scoped secrets works by creating the original secret on the management cluster in what's known as the "Project Backing Namespace". Rancher stores important project related information in this namespace. You can find it in the `status.backingNamespace` field in the project CRD, or by doing `kubectl get projects -A` in the management cluster.
Project scoped secrets work by creating the original secret on the management cluster in what's known as the "Project Backing Namespace". Rancher stores important project related information in this namespace. You can find it in the `status.backingNamespace` field in the project CRD, or by doing `kubectl get projects -A` in the management cluster.
In order for the secret to be acknowledged by Rancher as a project scoped secret, it also needs the label `management.cattle.io/project-scoped-secret: <projectID>`.
versioned_docs/version-2.12/how-to-guides/new-user-guides/kubernetes-resources-setup/secrets.md
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### Creating a Project Scoped Secret with kubectl
Project scoped secrets works by creating the original secret on the management cluster in what's known as the "Project Backing Namespace". Rancher stores important project related information in this namespace. You can find it in the `status.backingNamespace` field in the project CRD, or by doing `kubectl get projects -A` in the management cluster.
Project scoped secrets work by creating the original secret on the management cluster in what's known as the "Project Backing Namespace". Rancher stores important project related information in this namespace. You can find it in the `status.backingNamespace` field in the project CRD, or by doing `kubectl get projects -A` in the management cluster.
In order for the secret to be acknowledged by Rancher as a project scoped secret, it also needs the label `management.cattle.io/project-scoped-secret: <projectID>`.