k8sec:tldr:1a829

The command "k8sec set ${secret_name} ${key=value}" is used to set a key-value pair in a Kubernetes Secret.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "k8sec" is a command line tool or a script used for interacting with Kubernetes Secrets.
• "set" is a subcommand that specifies you want to add or update a key-value pair in a Secret.
• "${secret_name}" is the name of the Secret to which you want to add/update the key-value pair. You need to replace "${secret_name}" with the actual name of the Secret.
• "${key=value}" represents the key-value pair you want to add or update in the Secret. You need to replace "${key=value}" with the actual key-value pair.

For example, if you have a Secret named "my-secret" and you want to add or update a key-value pair where the key is "username" and the value is "admin", you would use the command:

k8sec set my-secret username=admin

This command will update the Secret "my-secret" with the key-value pair "username=admin".