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If you develop in .Net, User Secrets. Best idea ever. If you don’t, .env files with a proper .gitignore Or AWS secrets manager, GitHub secrets, Azure KeyVault
by moi2388 2y ago
If you develop in .Net, User Secrets. Best idea ever.
If you don’t, .env files with a proper .gitignore
Or AWS secrets manager, GitHub secrets, Azure KeyVault and inject them.
If you run on something like Azure, use Managed Identities. Passwords shouldn’t be used period. API keys should be securely injected in a pipeline from a vault.
- tricked 2y agoUser secrets are a very nice feature especially cause you can give the secret store a name and use it across different projects