Brian Shumate bb5ce48eac
Docs: update move commands (#28900)
- Add a namespace example for secrets move
- Add a namespace example for auth method move
- Add post-move considerations for both
2024-11-14 10:51:35 -05:00

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layout: docs
page_title: secrets move - Command
description: |-
The "secrets move" command moves an existing secrets engine to a new path. All
leases from the old secrets engine are revoked, but all configurations
associated with the engine are preserved.
---
# secrets move
The `secrets move` command moves an existing secrets engine to a new path. Any
leases from the old secrets engine are revoked, but all configuration associated
with the engine is preserved. The command can be issued for a move within or across
namespaces, using namespace prefixes in the arguments.
The command will trigger a remount operation and uses the returned migration ID to poll the
status of the operation until a terminal state of `success` or `failure` is reached.
**Moving an existing secrets engine will revoke any leases from the old
engine.**
## Examples
Move the existing secrets engine at ns1/secret/ to ns2/kv/:
```shell-session
$ vault secrets move ns1/secret/ ns2/kv/
```
Move the existing secrets in `team-vault` to the `vault-edu/` namespace.
```shell-session
$ vault secrets move team-vault \
vault-edu/team-vault
```
## Usage
There are no flags beyond the [standard set of flags](/vault/docs/commands)
included on all commands.
## Post-move considerations
Each namespace has its own policies, auth methods, secrets engines, tokens,
identity entities and groups. You must consider the following after moving a mount across namespaces:
- Necessary policies exist in the target namespace
- Entities and groups might need updating after an auth mount migration