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      <title>Ansible: Secret management</title>
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      <description>Vault / secrets Ansible has a good way of storing passwords / secrets and still keeping your source code in Git. The tool is called ansible-vault and can be used to encrypt/decrypt secrets.&#xA;Creating a secret file This is for demonstration purposes only. Use/edit our vault in case you need secrets.&#xA;Let&amp;rsquo;s say we have this Yaml file secret.yml containing a password which we want to use in our playbooks:</description>
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