“I’ve used Doppler for onboarding and GitHub Actions OIDC for build-time pulls; DreamFactory fronted our DBs so apps never handle creds. Centralize + enforce in CI.”
“\- Doppler - Another one I liked however I feel like the actual secrets UI, where you view all the secrets for a project, was a bit clunky. We have 100s of secrets because we work with lots of vendors.”
“Doppler. It has K8s operator to sync instantly as soon as there is a change in any env vars. Only thing is we have to use a custom script to make sensitive variables in GitHub Actions.”
“Overall a great choice. Looked at a lot of 3rd party vendors and many internal voices wanted encrypted text files in git as it uses the tools they know. There are several projects and tools that support this approach, but I’m glad we choose Doppler.”
“Or a separate product like Doppler which is specialized for this use case. My idea was to avoid a central store, and honestly I don't intend to compete with these massive companies with my weekend long project.”
“Our DevOps team just decided that we're going to consolidate on Doppler and it seems decent so far. We are an AWS only shop, and Doppler's integration to ssm (either secrets manager or parameter store) means we can just use parameter store as we did previously.”
“I know vault was a pain point for us locally, we had to build in house tools just to get the secrets propagated correctly, had to wrestle with RBAC for team members and Doppler just does everything you want out the box. I’m really like it for personal stuff and I’m really looking forward to when we can ditch vault at work”
“It’s super easy to get started, can set secrets per project/service and inherit/share secrets across projects. Each project can have different environment (eg.”
“Is there any way to use Doppler.com with a Portainer setup? The Doppler docs always talk about running a `doppler` command via CLI but nothing about docker compose files in portainer.”
“This is not the case for many other products in the market, like Doppler.- "Open source" is actually a big differentiator in this case, because people and companies can self-host Infisical on their own infrastructure.”
“OK, aside from "open source", and assuming clients will be comparing paid enterprise to paid enterprise, how would you describe your value prop relative to Doppler?”
“Based on what I've read on Doppler it seems to meet our needs. But I'm wondering if storing secrets on the cloud on a remote server would really be safer than storing locally. What are some of your experiences using Doppler, or other keys management software?”