And still no tests in your codebase.
This is absolutely ridiculous when it has been brought up in every past Show HN that you've done.
I really really hope nobody is reckless enough to use a completely untested platform to manage secrets.
This is absolutely ridiculous when it has been brought up in every past Show HN that you've done.
I really really hope nobody is reckless enough to use a completely untested platform to manage secrets.
/s
IMO this highlights further bad engineering culture.
Besides, a challenge with secrets is hardware. Storing them on ordinary EC2 instances or else is insecure. That's why AWS Secrets, for example, use specialized hardware that are hardened for this use case.
I'm curious what your source is for this claim. I presume when you say AWS Secrets that you're referring to AWS Secrets Manager?