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Infisical vs. HashiCorp Vault(infisical.com)
1 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|1 comments
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Infisical Update July 2023(infisical.com)
1 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|0 comments
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The Anti-Portfolio(bvp.com)
4 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|0 comments
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Could you please explain what you mean by auto saving the form?
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Yes, indeed! I understand how it might sound. We have already started doing it and discussed it within our community – in other words, it's not just a plan. Expect it within the next 2 weeks maximum.
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
I must admit that the test coverage is still lower than we would want it to be. Currently, we are in the process of adding tests, and the test coverage will only keep increasing over the next few weeks. You can learn more about this in our
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Yeah, we should probably do that. I get that it might be confusing
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Thank you. Fixed!
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Published an article about the new Hashicorp's BSL license that combines some the thoughts in this thread: https://infisical.com/blog/hashicorp-new-bsl-license
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HashiCorp's New BSL License – What Changed?(infisical.com)
3 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|1 comments
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
We have not asked any contributors to sign a CLA agreement.
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Yes, this has been requested quite a bit recently. Could you please comment in this issue: https://github.com/Infisical/infisical/issues/442 We will make sure to prioritize the OIDC support depending on how m
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
I'm not sure if I understand your point. OSS != FOSS https://opencoreventures.com/blog/2023-07-open-core-is-misun...
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
This is what Sentry says: https://open.sentry.io/
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Interesting. We work with some of the largest companies out there, and none of them had an issue with this. Curious how you are able to create a native integration with, let's say, Vercel without requiring users to opt-out of end-to-en
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Curious why you think it's the wrong way to do it?
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
We have heard many requests for it recently. If you could create an issue for it on our Git repo, we will make sure to prioritize it!
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
In my opinion, "having no opt-outs" is not a benefit. It's by definition having less functionality. Infisical offers native SDKs, API, and CLI too + many other features (such as native integrations, webhooks, dashboard, etc).
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
This is very strange. There is no such limitation. You can create as many projects and environments as you need. You can also add an unlimited number of users
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
This is indeed what we are going for. We want to provide a very predictable license that gives most of the features for free for developers while keeping the managerial features paid to make sure that we can support development and maintena
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Prioritizing feature requests and providing good quality support takes a lot of time and effort... You can check in our Slack ( https://infisical.com/slack ) that we try to reply to everyone within a couple minutes. This is d
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
Thank you! If you have any feature suggestions, you're welcome to add those to https://github.com/Infisical/infisical/issues
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
HashiCorp switched Vault from MPL to BSL license yesterday. The terms of how they define "competitive" products are pretty vague, which means that any commercial product that uses Vault under the hood is at risk of violating the t
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Infisical – open-source HashiCorp Vault alternative(github.com)
284 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|105 comments
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
I'm a huge fan of Pulumi. After HCP's license switch, I'm even more sure that Pulumi will be a clear winner over Terraform in the long term.
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
If so, you can check out Infisical ( https://github.com/Infisical/infisical ) as an open source alternative to Vault. The absolute majority of our codebase is licensed under MIT and we have no intentions to change that.
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
All this implies is that Hashicorp is no longer an open source company. Many of Hashicorp's actions like this one run completely against the nature of open source software. Another example is `Hashicorp Vault Secrets` - which they just
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What Is Secret Sprawl and How to Solve It?(infisical.com)
1 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|0 comments
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Open core is a misunderstood business model(opencoreventures.com)
2 points by vmatsiiako 3y ago|0 comments
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by vmatsiiako 3y ago
There is not. This is only the limitation of the cloud version

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