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Knowledge contribution about the IBM Cloud Secrets Manager
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knowledge/technology/large_language_models/granite/attribution.txt
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| Title of work: IBM SM | ||
| Link to work: https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/secrets-manager?topic=secrets-manager-what-is-secret | ||
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| License of the work: 1 | ||
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knowledge/technology/large_language_models/granite/qna.yaml
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| created_by: nitzann | ||
| version: 3 | ||
| domain: Cloud | ||
| document_outline: >- | ||
| Information about IBM Cloud Secrets Manager, a service for storing and | ||
| managing sensitive application data and credentials | ||
| seed_examples: | ||
| - context: >- | ||
| Secrets Manager is a service provided by IBM Cloud that allows you to | ||
| securely store, manage, and access sensitive data such as passwords, API | ||
| keys, and certificates. It uses encryption and access controls to protect | ||
| your data and provides various actions and roles for managing secrets. | ||
| questions_and_answers: | ||
| - question: What is Secrets Manager? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Secrets Manager is a service provided by IBM Cloud that allows you to | ||
| securely store, manage, and access sensitive data such as passwords, | ||
| API keys, and certificates. It uses encryption and access controls to | ||
| protect your data and provides various actions and roles for managing | ||
| secrets. | ||
| - question: What is IBM Cloud Secrets Manager? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Secrets Manager is a service provided by IBM Cloud that allows you to | ||
| securely store, manage, and access sensitive data such as passwords, | ||
| API keys, and certificates. It uses encryption and access controls to | ||
| protect your data and provides various actions and roles for managing | ||
| secrets. | ||
| - question: What cloud service can be used to manage sesitive application data? | ||
| answer: IBM Cloud Secrets Manager | ||
| - context: >- | ||
| Secrets Manager supports the following types of secrets: IAM credentials, | ||
| arbitrary secrets, user credentials, certificates (imported, public and | ||
| private), key-value and service credentials. | ||
| IAM credentials consist of a service ID and API key generated dynamically on your behalf. | ||
| Arbitrary secrets can be used to store any type of structured or unstructured data, and user credentials store usernames and passwords for logging in to applications. | ||
| questions_and_answers: | ||
| - question: What kind of secrets can be stored in IBM Cloud Secrets Manager? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| IAM credentials, arbitrary secrets, user credentials, certificates | ||
| (imported, public and private), key-value and service credentials. | ||
| - question: What is the IAM credentials secret type used for? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| IAM credentials consist of a service ID and API key generated | ||
| dynamically on your behalf. | ||
| - question: What is the Arbitrary secret type used for? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Arbitrary secrets can be used to store any type of structured or | ||
| unstructured data | ||
| - context: >- | ||
| A key-value secret is a type of application secret that can be used to | ||
| hold sensitive data that is structured as a JSON object. After you create | ||
| the secret, you can use it to connect your application to a protected | ||
| resource, such as a database or a third-party app. | ||
| Your secret is stored securely in your dedicated Secrets Manager service instance, where you can centrally manage its lifecycle. | ||
| questions_and_answers: | ||
| - question: What is the key-value secret type used for? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| A key-value secret is a type of application secret that can be used to | ||
| hold sensitive data that is structured as a JSON object. After you | ||
| create the secret, you can use it to connect your application to a | ||
| protected resource, such as a database or a third-party app. | ||
| - question: What type of data can be stored in a key-value secret? | ||
| answer: Sensitive data that is structured as a JSON object. | ||
| - question: Where is the secret stored? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Your secret is stored securely in your dedicated Secrets Manager | ||
| service instance, where you can centrally manage its lifecycle. | ||
| - context: >- | ||
| In Secrets Manager, certificates that you import to the service are | ||
| imported certificates (imported_cert). Certificates that you order through | ||
| Secrets Manager from a third-party certificate authority are public | ||
| certificates (public_cert). | ||
| Certificates that you create by using a private certificate authority are private certificates (private_cert). | ||
| Service credentials can hold Identity and Access Management issued credentials. The credentials can also be service-specific native credentials such as HMAC keys, a database user ID and password, SASL credentials, or TLS certificates. | ||
| questions_and_answers: | ||
| - question: What is imported_cert? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| In Secrets Manager, certificates that you import to the service are | ||
| imported certificates. | ||
| - question: What is public_cert? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Certificates that you order through Secrets Manager from a third-party | ||
| certificate authority are public certificates. | ||
| - question: What is private_cert? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Certificates that you create by using a private certificate authority | ||
| are private certificates | ||
| - context: >- | ||
| With IBM Cloud Secrets Manager, you can create secrets dynamically and | ||
| lease them to applications while you control access from a single | ||
| location. Built on open source HashiCorp Vault, Secrets Manager helps you | ||
| get the data isolation of a dedicated environment with the benefits of a | ||
| public cloud. | ||
| questions_and_answers: | ||
| - question: What can you do with Secrets Manager? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| With IBM Cloud Secrets Manager, you can create secrets dynamically and | ||
| lease them to applications while you control access from a single | ||
| location. | ||
| - question: What is IBM Cloud Secrets Manager built on? | ||
| answer: The open source HashiCorp Vault | ||
| - question: What is special about IBM Cloud Secrets Manager? | ||
| answer: >- | ||
| Secrets Manager helps you get the data isolation of a dedicated | ||
| environment with the benefits of a public cloud. | ||
| document: | ||
| repo: https://github.com/nitzann/instructlab_knowledge.git | ||
| commit: d215b9531ab47b417676381625d01656682a3a29 | ||
| patterns: | ||
| - ibm/cloud/secrets_manager/secret-what-is.md |