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Learn how to create secrets and versions, in a few steps.
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Secret Manager allows you to conveniently store, access, and share sensitive data such as passwords, API keys, and certificates.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Secret Manager.
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Learn how to use Secret Manager via the Scaleway console.
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Check out in-depth information about Secret Manager.
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Creating and migrating a secret into a specific path using the CLI and GoRead more
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Secret Manager API
Manage Secret Manager using the Scaleway API.
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Secret types are now displayed in the Scaleway console for better usability of secrets.
All secrets not explicitly tagged appear as opaque, but you can now decide to create new secrets of a specific type (among opaque, username/password, database credentials, SSH key, SSL/TLS certificate and key/value), and secrets versions will be of the same type.
Read our documentation for more details on how to create secret types using the Scaleway API.
Secret Manager
Scaleway's Secret Manager has a new API version available:
v1beta1! This new version comes with major improvements:- Improved resilience and scalability
- No more folder endpoints, but still the possibility to use paths to organize secrets
- Changing the path of a secret has become simpler
The Scaleway console now uses this version for the Secret Manager product pages. For more information, you can refer to the API documentation.
Note that the
v1alpha1API is still supported but it will eventually be deprecated.
Secret Manager
Ephemeral secrets are now available on the Secret Manager API.
Upon creation, secrets can now be configured with a time-to-live or to expire after a single access through an ephemeral policy. If applied on a secret, all its versions will inherit from the policy.
Refer to the Secret Manager API documentation for more information.
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