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What advantages does this have compared to something like the .kdbx format invented by KeePass, which is open and implemented by many other open-source tools th
by pzacik 3mo ago
What advantages does this have compared to something like the .kdbx format invented by KeePass, which is open and implemented by many other open-source tools than KeePass itself?
- Fran314 3mo agoDepends on your usecase. If I understand it correctly, KeePass is "just" a password manager, not meant to deploy files to a system. So for example if you wanted to backup and later import/deploy your ssh key, you'd have to manually take the saved value from KeePass and paste it into a file in the correct location (I'm only assuming tho, I don't use KeePass) My tool is intended more for deploying files to a system where they can be used by various programs. This is closer to something like sops/sops-nix. I guess that my wording "secrets" might be ambiguous on this. It's not meant to be a password manager or work as one. It's meant to be a tool for backing up and deploying SSH keys, wireguard keys, and so on