Keeping your passwords and API keys safe is very important in automated workflows. This guide shows you how to store and use them without putting them directly in your code. You can use tools like Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, or GitHub Secrets to protect your sensitive information.
You will learn how to set up these tools in your CI/CD pipelines. You can also rotate secrets automatically to keep them secure. This helps you follow the principle of least privilege, so only the right systems have access.
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