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Idea: An #opensource #secrets manager, with a fancy web UI like #Hashicorp #Vault, that can organize secrets by folders and deployment target (dev, staging, prod) and the CLI tool can translate those folders, keys, and values into *structured* YAML or JSON output in addition to environment variables. Additionally, it can *import* secrets into new projects with structure YAML/JSON into the format. Something like this for the data backend: https://github.com/smithjm/etcd-export
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To those who are concerned that I'm going to talk about nothing but #Hashicorp for weeks, don't be. I was harder on #RedHat, not because I think that Red Hat had done something worse (they didn't), but rather that I frankly care about Red Hat more. The shop where I work is also a Hashicorp customer, but that relationship is far more expendable, IMO, and I had hopes that some in Red Hat would hear and consider feedback where I generally don't believe that to be the case for Hashicorp.
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That said, I am happy to advocate for truly #opensource forks or alternatives to #Hashicorp products and may continue to post about my own experiences with migrating to other things. Keep in mind that my use cases may be different from yours, but if you're stuck on how to replace #Terraform, #Vault, etc, speak up and let the OSS *community* help you find what you need. There is plenty of opportunity in the midst of this tragedy and the story of open source, free or commercial, is far from over.
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Can it be, a promising truly #opensource #Hashicorp #Vault alternative? You can pay for hosting or on-prem support, but the stack appears to be fully FOSS and includes a webUI! #envkey https://envkey.com/
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