Infisical is the open-source platform for secrets, certificates, and privileged access management.
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Infisical is the open-source platform for secrets, certificates, and privileged access management.
Loads environment variables from .env for nodejs projects.
a secure dotenv–from the creator of `dotenv`
Pulumi ESC is a centralized, secure service for environments, secrets, and configuration management, optimized for multi-cloud infrastructures and applications.
Manage and share secrets. Encrypted on your device, never exposed to anyone else.
A GitHub Action for accessing secrets from Google Secret Manager and making them available as outputs.
A secure, cross-platform, always-free, and open-source alternative to 1password, bitwarden, etc., Password and API key manager for folks who live in the command line. (CLI + TUI)
Securely store, share, and access secrets alongside the codebase.
💫 Nebula: An open-source secret management solution secure, scalable, and flexible handling of secret across multiple domains.
Piggy is a tool built for supporting AWS Secret Manager with Kubernetes. It has abilities to mutating Pods, unseal secrets and inject into application environment.
A postmodern secrets manager for NixOS [maintainer=@BANanaD3V,@yunfachi]
Secrets synced and safe.
🔑✨ Free Secrets Manager - Open Source, built on Cloudflare
Generate environment variables from various secret providers via URIs in JSON files, checked into your repository
🔐 The local-only secret manager for the AI-coding era with MCP, CLI, Web UI, TUI and Extension. No cloud, No telemetry, No account.
The reference local implementation of the Google Cloud Secret Manager API for development and CI - Local testing and CI/CD without GCP credentials
Load your secret information nicely and securely.
A local-first secret manager for developers, built natively for macOS.
Google Apps Script library for working with Google Cloud Secret Manager
Self‑hosted secrets and env vars manager for teams, delivered at runtime via CLI, API, and Web UI
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