Hi all,
I'm looking for centralized tools for managing secrets for my engineering team right now. Is there any recommended tools from your experience using them in production?
For example like Vault (Hashicorp product).
Thanks
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#2I think you just answered your own question. As a bonus Red Hat just released a Vault operator so that you can run it on Kubernetes with minimal hassle.
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#3Not affiliated to the below company. I came across it a few days back. Have not used it either. Just passing it on hoping it will help.
https://www.envkey.com/ helps manage your team's secrets and configuration.
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#5Not affiliated to the below company. I came across it a few days back. Have not used it either. Just passing it on hoping it will help. https://www.envkey.com/ helps manage your team's secrets and configuration.
Founder of EnvKey here - thanks for the mention!
EnvKey takes a minimalistic and developer-friendly approach to managing configuration and secrets. It keeps secrets safe while also making it extremely easy to make them available wherever you need them, edit them, and grant/revoke access.
With EnvKey, you can just set a single environment variable (ENVKEY=...) and have any dev machine or server fully configured in seconds. It's a lot simpler and (imho) more pleasant to work with than alternatives.
I'm happy to answer questions about it here if anyone has them!
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#6CyberArk
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#7https://github.com/fugue/credstash https://aws.amazon.com/secrets-manager/
Thanks! How is your experience using that in production?
Re: Ask HN: Tools for Managing Secret in Production Scale?
#8I think you just answered your own question. As a bonus Red Hat just released a Vault operator so that you can run it on Kubernetes with minimal hassle. https://github.com/coreos/vault-operator
Interesting, thanks! How is your experience using that in production?
Re: Ask HN: Tools for Managing Secret in Production Scale?
#9Not affiliated to the below company. I came across it a few days back. Have not used it either. Just passing it on hoping it will help. https://www.envkey.com/ helps manage your team's secrets and configuration.
Founder of EnvKey here - thanks for the mention! EnvKey takes a minimalistic and developer-friendly approach to managing configuration and secrets. It keeps secrets safe while also making it extremely easy to make them available wherever you need them, edit them, and grant/revoke access. With EnvKey, you can just set a single environment variable (ENVKEY=...) and have any dev machine or server fully configured in sec…
Cool, thanks! I guess I'll go asking into your intercom website directly.
Re: Ask HN: Tools for Managing Secret in Production Scale?
#10Not affiliated to the below company. I came across it a few days back. Have not used it either. Just passing it on hoping it will help. https://www.envkey.com/ helps manage your team's secrets and configuration.
Founder of EnvKey here - thanks for the mention! EnvKey takes a minimalistic and developer-friendly approach to managing configuration and secrets. It keeps secrets safe while also making it extremely easy to make them available wherever you need them, edit them, and grant/revoke access. With EnvKey, you can just set a single environment variable (ENVKEY=...) and have any dev machine or server fully configured in sec…
But maybe will be good if you can provide the difference between envkey and vault or some similar stuff like AWS Parameter Store? Especially in reliability side