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CSPL-1361: Fix typo in kubectl create secret command #524

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Fix typo in kubectl create secret command
akondur Sep 29, 2021
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Merge branch 'develop' into fix_pass4symmkey_typo
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Expand Up @@ -839,7 +839,7 @@ Use the kubectl command to create the global kubernetes secret object:

3. Create a kubernetes secret object referencing the namespace. Example: splunk-`<desired_namespace`>-secret.
In the example below, we are creating the global kubernetes secret object, defining the default administrator and pass4Symmkey tokens, and passing in the values.
`kubectl create secret generic splunk-<desired_namespace>-secret --from-literal='password=<admin_password_value>' --from-literal='pass4Symmkey=<pass4Symmkey_value>'`
`kubectl create secret generic splunk-<desired_namespace>-secret --from-literal='password=<admin_password_value>' --from-literal='pass4SymmKey=<pass4Symmkey_value>'`

### Reading global kubernetes secret object

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