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// ==UserScript==
// @name         DevTools Android
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// @description  Use Eruda to enable devTools for Android
// @author       dhananjaipai
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dhananjaipai

## Goto Azure portal 
##### > resource groups [rg-private-aks-demo, if you followed the blog] 
##### > Virtual Machine [vm-bastion] 
##### > Click on "Bastion" on the left-hand pane 
##### > Enter the bastion_admin username and password you set in your .tfvars and Login
##### > Allow clipboard access to the new tab that opens a cloud shell to our VM

## Enter the Service Principal credentials 
#### and run following commands to test whether the setup works, 
#### and to access the AKS cluster

dhananjaipai

##
# Configure the Azure Provider
##
provider "azurerm" {
  version = "=2.8.0"
  features {}
}

##
# Define variables for location, service principal for AKS and Bastion VM Admin

dhananjaipai

## Pass the secret name as argument
## Example usage to restart all pods: ./FindDependentPods.sh postgres-credentials | xargs -n1 kubectl delete pod

SECRET_NAME=$1
# The code below finds all pods that depend on a specific secret for environment variables or volume mounts
containerEnvFrom=$(kubectl get pods \
    -o jsonpath='{range .items[*]}{.metadata.name}{" |"}{.spec.containers[*].envFrom[*].secretRef.name}{"\n"}' \
    | grep -w "|${SECRET_NAME}" \
    | awk 'BEGIN { FS="|" }{ print $1 }')
containerEnvValueFrom=$(kubectl get pods \

dhananjaipai

# Set the right K8s context
kubectl config use-context <some_context>

# Delete old secret
kubectl delete secret postgres-credentials

# Create new secret
kubectl create secret generic postgres-credentials \
    --from-literal=DB_HOST=<new_host> \
    --from-literal=DB_PORT=5432 \