VMware Secrets Manager (VSecM) redefines secrets management for cloud native apps.
If you want to get started quickly, check out the quickstart tutorial.
If you’re looking for a specific use case, check out the examples below:
A Tale of Two Secrets
There are two kinds of “secret“s mentioned throughout this documentation:
- Secrets that are stored in VSecM Safe: When discussing these, they will be used like a regular word “secret” or, emphasized “secret”; however, you will never see them in
monotype text
.- The other kind of secret is Kubernetes
Secret
objects. Those types will be explicitly mentioned as “KubernetesSecret
s” in the documentation.We hope this distinction helps you navigate the documentation more easily.
Here is a playlist of videos showcasing VMware Secrets Manager.
VMware Secrets Manager is a secure store for secrets management. It provides a minimal and intuitive API, ensuring practical security without compromising user experience.
Endorsed by industry experts, VMware Secrets Manager is a ground-up re-imagination of secrets management, leveraging SPIRE for authentication and providing a cloud-native way to manage secrets end-to-end.
VMware Secrets Manager is resilient and secure by default, storing sensitive data in memory and encrypting any data saved to disk.
With VMware Secrets Manager, you can rest assured that your sensitive data is always secure and protected.
VMware Secrets Manager is perfect for securely storing arbitrary configuration information at a central location and securely dispatching it to workloads, offering centralized and secure secrets store for your clusters.
VSecM is Perfect for the Edge
The ease of configuration and small footprint make VMware Secrets Manager perfect not only for standard deployments but also for edge deployments where resources are limited and efficiency is crucial.
By leveraging Kubernetes security primitives, SPIRE, and strong, industry-standard encryption, VMware Secrets Manager ensures that your secrets are only accessible to trusted and authorized workloads. VMware Secrets Manager’s Cloud Native–secure by default–foundation helps you safeguard your business and protect against data breaches.
Check out VMware Secret Manager’s GitHub for details.
If you haven’t watched them yet, now might be a good time 🙂.
Hope you enjoy using VMware Secrets Manager as much as we do and find it
helpful in making your ops teams #sleepmore
.
Browse the rest of this website to learn more about VSecM.
May the source be with you 🦄.