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# KSM Terraform 1.1.7

The Keeper Secrets Manager Terraform provider enables you to securely provision and manage secrets stored in Keeper directly from your Terraform workflows. It lets DevOps teams automate access to credentials and sensitive configuration data without exposing them in code or configuration files.

### Features

* **KSM-643**: We've added the `secretsmanager_records` data source which allows you to fetch multiple Keeper Secrets Manager records in a single API call, significantly reducing API requests and improving performance when dealing with many secrets. This is particularly useful when you need to retrieve dozens or hundreds of secrets, as it batches the requests instead of making individual API calls for each record.\
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  Docs:\
  <https://registry.terraform.io/providers/Keeper-Security/secretsmanager/latest/docs/data-sources/records>
* **KSM-646**: We've added an automated back-off and retry mechanism if a request made to the Keeper servers produces a "throttled" response.

### Resources

* Terraform Provider\
  <https://registry.terraform.io/providers/Keeper-Security/secretsmanager/latest><br>
* Source Code\
  <https://github.com/Keeper-Security/terraform-provider-secretsmanager><br>
* Keeper Documentation\
  [https://docs.keeper.io/keeperpam/secrets-manager/integrations/terraform](/keeperpam/secrets-manager/integrations/terraform.md)


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