Built on the trusted security architecture of 1Password, Secrets Automation secures SSH keys, API tokens, and other infrastructure secrets and supplies them when and where they're needed.
Just this afternoon I met a gal who told me "oh i use just one password for everything.." and I replied "thats insane, you actually need 1password, hurry now..". Not a dev, but love this company. This is exactly the right move for the company, with GDPR on our backs, increased security from health care angles because of rampant ransomware, its just like yes and more yes. This is the kind of thing that needs to go waaaaay beyond devops crew, its gotta be marketed to CEOs and CIOs that want to be here in 10 years or less really heh.
Hi hunters! Today we're launching 1Password Secrets Automation, a new way to secure, orchestrate, and manage your company’s infrastructure secrets. Our customers have been asking for a way to bring the secrets they store in 1Password to the machines and services that need them, without sacrificing privacy or security. Instead of managing multiple, disconnected systems, they wanted a single source of truth.
So we built Secrets Automation. It’s the same 1Password you know and love, now for all your company secrets—human and machine. Learn more at 1Password.com/secrets
@craig_haseler Thanks for the feedback! We will continue to launch new integrations! Can I assume the GitHub integration you mean is the Actions API for CI/CD?
What are you looking to accomplish with an Azure integration?
@carson_ Two main places my system uses secrets: Github Actions secrets for the CI/CD side, then Azure App Service "App Settings" for prod usage. I think the App Settings can be set up to inherit from Azure Key Vault instead, so perhaps an integration with Azure Key Vault? I know it's kind of a competitor to your product, but I'd rather manage this stuff all in 1Password and have it pushed to Azure somehow.
@rjberger We have plans to build there! Thanks for the feedback. We want to make it easy to use the secrets you store in 1Password in every part of your workflow.