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Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

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Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#11
Congrats on the launch, and great to see a developer-focused solution in this space!

I loved the simplicity of using Doppler and have been using it for some personal projects, but couldn't continue using it for my company as we host everything on Kubernetes. I was unable to find K8s manifests in the repo -- any pointers on that?

Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#12

I was reluctant to use Garnet as I always had a traditional approach with managing secrets. It wasn't until I accidentally deleted my sensitive and critical data that I started to look out for a better way of doing things. That's where Garnet came in. Very easy to install and getting started to use it's features. Definitely recommended for everyone before it's too late and you have to spend a couple of days trying to…

How does this work in production environments like k8s or aws?

Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#13
I've run into these exact pains in managing secrets with my team and am very happy that Garnet provides an easy and appealing solution. Their repo is very well put-together and definitely sets a standard for excellent organization and documentation

Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#14
post #7

Being an open-source manager, this provides the perfect, user-friendly solution to many developer woes.

How does being open source make this user friendly? Vault is open source as well and has a lot more features and documentation

Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#16

I've run into these exact pains in managing secrets with my team and am very happy that Garnet provides an easy and appealing solution. Their repo is very well put-together and definitely sets a standard for excellent organization and documentation

What is it providing a solution to? What problem did you have with existing solutions that this solves?

Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#17
I have been working with azure key vault for the past year and have definitely felt the need for a secrets manager that's more developer focused and easy to use. Most secret managers out there are tied to cloud service providers and do not take a holistic view of the problem. Glad to see the focus is shifting towards a more generalistic solution

Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

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post #17

I have been working with azure key vault for the past year and have definitely felt the need for a secrets manager that's more developer focused and easy to use. Most secret managers out there are tied to cloud service providers and do not take a holistic view of the problem. Glad to see the focus is shifting towards a more generalistic solution

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Re: Show HN: Garnet – a developer-friendly, open-source secrets manager

#19

Managing secrets is critical in this day and age for individuals and organizations of all kinds and sizes. Many developers currently find it painful to manage their app configurations and secrets, and this pain grows with stack complexity and team size. This makes building and deploying manual, time-consuming and insecure. Today there are great solutions in this space, however, from our personal experience as develop…

Hello can you please stop creating fake accounts with the purpose of boosting your post here. This is otherwise something interesting but im immediately turned off from ever even looking at it if this is how you try and promote your product.
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