Google Cloud can store all your passwords

Source:-itproportal.com Google wants to help secure your passwords, and its new tool makes it simple. Called Secret Manager, this Google Cloud service helps users store passwords, certificates and API keys. It is designed to be a centralised solution, a unified place for the safekeeping of secrets. “Many applications require credentials to connect to a database, API keys to invoke a service, or certificates for authentication,” said Google developer advocate Seth Vargo and product manager Matt Driscoll. “Managing and securing access

Google Cloud wants to keep users’ secrets…at a charge

Source:-devclass.com Devs using Google Cloud who feel like it could really do with some better secret management can now head over to their accounts and take the currently in beta Secret Manager service for a spin. Up until now, GC customers could always resort to command line tool Berglas to store and retrieve confidential data such as API keys and credentials. Secret Manager however is more of an integrated service, more along the lines of what Google’s competitors offer as