STACKIT Secrets Manager provides secure storage for passwords, API tokens, and certificate keys.
Service Overview
Section titled “Service Overview”- Vault API Compatibility: Drop-in replacement for workflows expecting HashiCorp Vault KV2 APIs.
- Code Decoupling: Removes sensitive hardcoded passwords and tokens from application source code.
Technical Details
Section titled “Technical Details”- Security: Secured via IP-based ACLs, KMS envelope encryption, and audit logging.
- Kubernetes Integration: Integrates directly with the Kubernetes External Secrets Operator.
Service Plans
Section titled “Service Plans”The values below come from the STACKIT documentation and update themselves.
The Secrets Manager automatically scales in the number of secrets and users, there are no fixed service plans.
The following restrictions apply:
- The number of API accesses is limited to 10,000 accesses per hour per Secrets Manager.
- Up to 100 users can be created per Secrets Manager.
What is this?
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Limitations & Constraints
Section titled “Limitations & Constraints”- Instance-Level ACLs: Access permissions are set per instance; individual secret-level ACLs are unsupported.
- Public API Access: Endpoint connections operate over public HTTPS (private endpoints unavailable).
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