No more passwords in code
Your database credentials, API keys and tokens are stored in Passe-Partout and injected automatically
Zero plaintext secrets
Secrets vault
A secret stored once, injected where it is needed.
Your secrets in the right place, injected automatically
Store your passwords, API keys and tokens in an encrypted vault. Your containerized applications receive them automatically. No more copy-pasting credentials into config files.
Specifications
- Storage
- Encrypted at rest
- Injection
- Automatic into your apps
- Management
- Single place
- Audit
- On the roadmap
- Auto rotation
- In development
Use cases
One place to manage everything
Centralize all your secrets, change them once, changes propagate everywhere
Centralized management
Ready for your containers
Your containerized applications automatically receive the secrets they need
Native container integration
In action
An application connected without hardcoded credentials
A developer connects an application to a database
- Create the secret in Passe-Partout from the console, under a folder path
- Reference that secret by name in the application's environment variables
- The application receives the value at deployment, injected by the platform
- No credentials in plain text in code or configuration files
Application securely connected, no hardcoded secrets
A password shared by several services
A platform team runs several services that use the same credentials
- Store the shared credentials in Passe-Partout, organized by folder
- Each service references by name the secret it needs
- Changing the value is done once, in the console
- Services pick up the new value on their next deployment
No more duplicated secrets in scattered configuration files
Key benefits
- No more plaintext secrets in your code
- Centralized management, change in one place
- Automatic injection into your containerized applications
- Rotation and audit on the roadmap
Ready to secure your secrets?
Discover how Passe-Partout simplifies your credentials management.