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  1. Secret Management

Third-party providers

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Last updated 8 months ago

Managing sensitive information securely is one of the most critical aspects of any application. In ShipWithDjango, ensuring that your secrets—such as API keys, database passwords, and other confidential data—remain private and confidential is a top priority.

To help you keep your secrets safe, ShipWithDjango offers integration with several secret management providers:

  • : A user-friendly, free-to-use secret management solution.

  • : A robust and scalable service for managing secrets in the AWS ecosystem.

  • : A secure cloud service for storing and accessing secrets in Microsoft Azure.

Infisical
AWS Secrets Manager
Azure Key Vault