Knox
Service for storing and rotating application secrets
Knox is an open-source secret management service developed at Pinterest. It stores, rotates and provides access control for sensitive keys, passwords and certificates used by applications.
Key features
- Centralized secret storage
- Key rotation and versioning
- Access control lists
- Audit logging
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Battle-tested at Pinterest
- Simple Go service
Trade-offs
- Smaller community
Knox replaces
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