

With the terminal emulator you use, you can download without logging in to the internet address. In Ansible, wget is a command used for downloading the files from HTTP, HTTPS, FTP.
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Now that we’ve seen how to interact with Secrets from our Key Vault, lets see how we can use our Secret to perform tasks against another platform, in this case we’re going to connect to a Netbox deployment by looking up an API token from our Key Vault and using it to connect to the Netbox API. wget is a popular command for downloading files from the internet with protocols such as HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP. While you can use wget and cURL on the remote hosts to perform this.

Using The azure_keyvault_secret Plugin – A Practical Example This article shows you how to use the Ansible geturl command to download files from. This is of course fine for theory, but returning secret information to the console is just about the worst thing you can do in real world scenarios, so let’s try and do something a little more practical. In the above example, Line 12 is configured to use the lookup to search the Key Vault, select a named secret and then print the Secret to the console. name: Look up secret from Azure Key Vault and output to Console

name: Lookup secret from Azure Key Vault
