Secrets
Secrets will provide managed storage for the credentials your workloads need — third-party API keys, database URLs, registry tokens — so they can be referenced by name instead of pasted into a configuration.
How we expect it to work
Section titled “How we expect it to work”- Store a secret under a name, scoped to your workspace.
- Reference it by name from a managed app, deployment or job.
- Rotate it in one place, and every workload picks up the new value.
What we expect to hold true
Section titled “What we expect to hold true”- Write-only: once stored, a secret can be referenced and replaced but not read back through the UI or API.
- Encrypted at rest, and injected into workloads at run time rather than baked into images.
- Access follows workspace roles.
- Rotation without redeploying every consumer.
Note this is for secrets your workloads consume. Your ResetData API keys are managed separately, under API keys — see Authentication.