Should secrets live in code?
Store API keys, passwords, tokens, certificates, and credentials in Secret Manager instead of committing them into repositories, scripts, or config files.
Store secrets safely
for cloud workloads
Keep API keys, database passwords, tokens, certificates, webhook secrets, and environment credentials out of code. Organize secrets into stores and control access for apps, servers, Kubernetes, and production workloads.
Why teams choose IBEE
Reduce the risk of credential exposure
From application code to deployment scripts, IBEE Secret Manager removes the common patterns that lead to leaked credentials in real production systems.
Are plaintext credentials putting you at risk?
Keep sensitive values away from plaintext files, screenshots, local machines, and shared documents.
Is manual secret sharing creating leaks?
Use stores to centralize secrets instead of passing credentials through chat, spreadsheets, notes, or personal password files.
Is cloud workload growth causing secret sprawl?
Organize secrets for Cloud VMs, GPU VMs, Kubernetes, databases, APIs, workers, and internal services in one place.
Do different environments need separation?
Create separate stores for production, staging, development, testing, payments, databases, and internal tools.
Is access over-permissioned across your team?
Limit which users, apps, or servers can access specific stores so every workload only gets the secrets it needs.
Secret Stores
Stores keep secrets organized and controlled
Instead of spreading credentials across code, chats, environment files, and deployment scripts, use stores to group related secrets by application, environment, or team.
A store is a container for related secrets and the apps or servers that can use them. Create stores for products, environments, teams, or workloads.
Example stores
PaymentsProduction APIDatabase CredentialsWebhook SecretsStaging EnvironmentInternal Tools
Store keys are auto-generated from the name and used by your apps to reference secrets in code.
Use cases
Secret Manager for cloud workloads
From application secrets and database credentials to CI/CD pipelines and Kubernetes services, organize sensitive values for the way your teams actually ship.
Application secrets
Store API keys, OAuth credentials, service tokens, webhook secrets, and app-level sensitive configuration.
Database credentials
Manage database usernames, passwords, connection strings, and credentials used by backend services.
Environment configuration
Separate production, staging, development, and testing secrets using different stores.
CI/CD and deployments
Keep deployment secrets, build tokens, and runtime credentials out of repositories and local machines.
Kubernetes and containers
Organize secrets used by containerized apps, microservices, workers, and Kubernetes workloads.
Internal automation
Store credentials for scripts, automation jobs, monitoring tools, admin dashboards, and internal services.
Security controls for application credentials
IBEE Secret Manager helps teams reduce credential exposure by keeping secrets out of code, organizing them into stores, and controlling access for cloud workloads.
Centralized secret storage
Keep sensitive credentials in one managed place instead of spreading them across repositories, servers, chats, and local files.
Store-based organization
Group secrets by app, environment, service, or team so credentials are easier to manage and understand.
Access control ready
Control which users, apps, or workloads can access specific secret stores.
Reduce secret exposure
Avoid hardcoded credentials and reduce the risk of leaking secrets through code, logs, screenshots, or shared files.
Cloud workload friendly
Use secrets across Cloud VMs, GPU VMs, Kubernetes, backend services, databases, and deployment workflows.
Cleaner operations
Make it easier for teams to find, update, rotate, and manage credentials used by production systems.
Availability
Secret Manager availability
IBEE Secret Manager is available for cloud projects. Create stores, organize secrets, and manage access for your applications.
Secret Storage
₹35 / secret / month
Billed per active secret stored in the system, prorated hourly. Version history is included.
API Operations
₹4.50 / 10,000 calls
Usage-based pricing for programmatic secret retrieval, encryption, rotation, and management API operations.
Secret Stores
Free
Create unlimited secure containers to organize related secrets by application, team, or environment.
Keep secrets out of code
and closer to your workloads.
Create stores for application credentials, API keys, database passwords, certificates, and environment secrets used by your cloud workloads.
Create StoreFrequently Asked Questions
IBEE Secret Manager helps teams store and manage sensitive credentials such as API keys, tokens, passwords, certificates, and database credentials in organized secret stores.
A store is a container for related secrets and the apps, servers, or workloads that can use them. You can create stores by app, environment, team, or service.
You can store API keys, service tokens, database passwords, webhook secrets, certificates, connection strings, and other sensitive application credentials.
Secret Manager keeps sensitive values out of repositories, local machines, plaintext files, screenshots, and shared documents, making secrets easier to organize and control.
Yes. You can create separate stores for production, staging, development, testing, payments, databases, or internal services.
Yes. Secret Manager is designed around stores and access controls so teams can limit which users, apps, or workloads can access specific secrets.
Yes. Secret Manager can be used to organize secrets for Kubernetes, Cloud VMs, backend services, databases, workers, and deployment workflows.
Availability depends on your IBEE Cloud project. If you need access for production workloads, contact the IBEE team.
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