KEK (Key Encryption Key) is a key that encrypts data encryption keys (DEK) to prevent DEK from being exposed.
KMS (Key Management Service), which is responsible for generating, managing, and protecting key encryption keys (KEK) and providing key management capabilities for data encryption systems.
A file used to configure access to a cluster, containing information such as the cluster, user, namespace, and authentication mechanism.
A portable, extensible open source platform for managing workloads and services for containerization that can facilitate declarative configuration and automation.
