CI/CD Integrations provided with Keeper Secrets Manager
Keeper Secrets Manager integrates into popular CI/CD platforms and development environments. Use Keeper Secrets Manager to inject secrets into your build processes, and remove hard-coded credentials from your environments.
Docker Image
The Secrets Manager CLI can be used to pull secrets from a Docker image at runtime, or it can be used by building it into the docker image.
This action securely retrieves secrets from Keeper and places them to the desired destination of the GitHub Actions runner such as an environment variable, output parameters of the step or to a file.
The Jenkins plugin for Keeper Secrets Manager allows you retrieve secrets from the Keeper Vault and place the values into environmental variables or files within the builder and workflow pipelines.
The Keeper Terraform Plugin utilizes Keeper Secrets Manager to provide access to secret credentials saved in the Keeper Vault. The Keeper Terraform plugin allows for injecting secrets directly into Terraform builds securely using Keeper's zero-knowledge infrastructure.
Securely retrieve secrets from the Keeper Vault and use them in Azure DevOps pipelines. Remove hardcoded values, fetch secure files, and keep all your build credentials in the Keeper Vault.
This action securely retrieves secrets from Keeper and places them to the desired destination of the GitLab Pipeline such as an environment variable or file.
Use Keeper Secrets Manager in a CLI environment. Build scripts that securely utilize your secrets, or easily access Secrets Manager functionality from your terminal.
PowerShell
The Keeper Secrets Manager PowerShell plugin utilizes Microsoft PowerShell's Secret Management module to inject secrets from the Keeper Vault into your PowerShell scripts.
The Keeper Secrets Manager CLI ("KSM CLI") provides core Secrets Manager Vault interaction from a terminal, shell script or any software that can be launched from a shell.