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The following article explains how to store Kubernetes Secrets in git securely.
## Prerequisites
- Namespace on your cluster
- kubectl
- kubeseal
## Kubeseal installation
## Kubeseal Installation
To store secrets securely you will need a program called `kubeseal`. This program can be downloaded as a standalone binary from this [GitHub repository](https://github.com/bitnami-labs/sealed-secrets/releases).
## How to store your secrets
## How to Store Your Secrets
First you will need a YAML file defining your secret such as this (note that the secret data must be base64 encoded):