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by bvallelunga 6y ago
We realize that storing secrets requires trust and for some companies it may be outside of their comfort zone at the moment. We are currently focused on creating a super easy to use solution. An analogy: there are open source versions of Dr
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
Thank you! Indeed I am not much of a writer on HN but I love the community.
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
This is the exact use case that Doppler was built for! Doppler is designed to store API keys, secrets, config vars, etc. Depending on your setup (monolith vs microservices), you can group these into one project or many. From there you can f
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
We love seeing other companies innovate to make managing secrets less painful. We have found that most developers really want a holistic way to manage secrets. One stark difference between Doppler and SecretHub is that we have a dashboard t
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
The domain was available ;) More seriously, outside of the properties (easy to spell and most people have heard of it before) I wanted something that was more than just environment management. Something grand we could grow into.
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
We are friends with the folks at EnvKey! Our core philosophy is what’s different, we focus on building something for the everyday developer, where we abstract as much overhead as possible. A example of this is how you log into the Doppler C
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
- Kind of. It's more a GitHub for secrets. A central place to store all of your secrets organized by projects and environments. From there you can setup auto-sync with a bunch of destinations like Heroku or AWS Parameter Store. - Our C
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
We don't think of Secret Manager as a competitor, but more of a destination for your secrets. We have integrations with both AWS and GCP Secrets Manager so you can write directly to them from Doppler. We also can write to AWS Parameter
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
Nice catch! Pricing page is updated.
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
That is awesome, I love seeing contributions in this space!
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
There are two immediate reasons. The first is so that you can manage your secrets and env vars in the same way in development as you do in production. Engineers focus a lot on doing this for code, but this hasn't hit the env var space
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
I can see why you might think that at first glance, but I'd encourage you to try out Doppler. No secrets manager offers the flexibility and incredible ease of use that we do. I'm not going to dive into a feature list, because a lo
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Launch HN: Doppler (YC W19) – Easily manage your env vars and secrets
222 points by bvallelunga 6y ago|134 comments
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
hahaha I was trying to understand how to make links in HN. I am so used to markdown. Help?
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Test
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Doppler (YC W19) Is Hiring Engineers, Security, and DevRel(jobs.lever.co)
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
This post is great! I would also add using the built-in secrets store your infra provider has in staging and production. For example, Heroku has config vars. Shamless ad: If you guys are looking for a free and easy to use secrets manager wi
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
A couple of our customers shared this thread with me so I thought I’d chime in. For transparency I am the CEO of Doppler (YC W19), a hosted secrets manager service. I know secrets management isn’t directly related to key management, but it’
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by bvallelunga 6y ago
https://doppler.com
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What are ENV files and why as an industry should we move away from them?(doppler.com)
3 points by bvallelunga 6y ago|0 comments
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by bvallelunga 8y ago
Doppler is an open machine learning marketplace. Discover valuable pretrained models and then predict on them with our API. Capture real value without training your own models or building the infrastructure to maintain them. We think machin
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Show HN: Doppler – Machine learning marketplace of pretrained models(producthunt.com)
6 points by bvallelunga 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Best Analytics Warehouse/Engine
1 points by bvallelunga 10y ago|0 comments
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by bvallelunga 11y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: Know any good iOS onboarding/tutorial libraries?
3 points by bvallelunga 11y ago|2 comments
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Animate width with fixed center swift(stackoverflow.com)
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Ask HN: Build a product with no revenue?
8 points by bvallelunga 11y ago|15 comments
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by bvallelunga 11y ago
Have you heard of Sift Science?
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A CMS for Mobile App Text(copylot.io)
3 points by bvallelunga 11y ago|0 comments
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by bvallelunga 11y ago
We use an in-house solution for this, it's interesting you're building a service around this.

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