1 year ago

It was only a matter of time before a popular password manager, such as https://bitwarden.com/, would create a secrets manager, an application to create and store security tokens so they don’t have to be hard-coded into the application itself. And that’s what they’ve done, created the ideal password manager for teams that work with things like containerized and cloud native deployments.

Figure 2: Accessing the Bitwarden Secrets Manager from the Product Switcher.

Click the name of that new entry and you can then add Projects to the Service Account, add members, and access tokens.

At any time, you can manually revoke an Access Token by navigating to Service Accounts > Access Tokens, selecting the access token, clicking the associated menu, and clicking Revoke Access Token.