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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
This is always a very heated discussion topic :) We started developing Infisical for the majority of people using environment variables right now. We actually have some plans for accommodating for other more secure approaches very soon. Sta
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
This is actually something that we are planning to do very soon. We are currently in the public Alpha stage, but our plan is to get both a security audit and SOC 2 compliance in the coming months!
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
It's both, actually! Sorry for the lack of clarity. Infisical is designed to be both easy and efficient enough to store any environment variables, but also secure and end-to-end encrypted to store secrets.
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
Indeed! Could you please join our community Slack (here is the link: https://join.slack.com/t/infisical-users/shared_invite/zt-1k... )? We will be posting about all the major updates such as AWS/GCP integ
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
You can think of it this way. Unlike Doppler, Infisical is open-source, so you can self-host it. Plus, Infisical is by default end-to-end encrypted (with an exception of some integrations). Doppler could in theory read you secrets if they w
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
Indeed! We tried to make self-hosting as easy as possible, and we're planning to improve it even further! Let us know if you have any issues while self-hosting. We also have a community Slack where you can ask any questions: https:&#x
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
Thank you! Besides the CLI and browser UI, we also support a range of integrations (we're still working on this but you can already see some of them in the Integrations section of our ReadMe: https://github.com/Infisica
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
Let me know if you have any questions. Here are the Docker instructions: https://infisical.com/docs/integrations/platforms/docker
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
The main goal is to provide similar levels of security at a reduced learning curve. While Hashicorp Vault has a lot of features, I found it to be quite overwhelming... We created Infisical to take a modern approach to secret management by s
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
Actually not! Most of the integrations are going to be completely free. Only a few very-enterprise integrations that are not needed for individual developers or small teams will be paid. We intend to earn money from some advanced complianc
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by vmatsiiako 4y ago
Wow! Very cool! Love the idea