Central source of control
Organize database credentials, API keys, tokens, certificates, and application secrets in governed vaults.
Kubernetes secrets management
Control Kubernetes secrets across teams and environments
Reduce manual secret handling by connecting approved Kubernetes workloads to centrally governed credentials and application secrets.
The operational problem
Kubernetes does not eliminate the operational lifecycle around secrets
Teams still need to decide who owns each secret, which workload may access it, how environments remain separated, when a value should rotate, and how changes are investigated. Manual copies and long-lived credentials make those decisions difficult to enforce.
Core capabilities
Control sensitive access without losing operational context
Environment separation
Use workspaces and vaults to distinguish development, staging, production, customers, and infrastructure domains.
Kubernetes operator workflow
Connect approved cluster workflows to KubbeeVault through the documented Kubernetes integration.
Auditable changes
Preserve relevant history around access and changes instead of relying only on dispersed cluster events.
How it works
Move from scattered secrets to governed access
- 1
Map workloads and owners
Identify each workload, environment, secret owner, access boundary, and rotation responsibility.
- 2
Govern the source secret
Place values in the correct workspace and vault with scoped roles and permissions.
- 3
Connect and monitor
Use the operator workflow for approved delivery and review relevant activity and access over time.
Security and deployment
Controls and commitments that stay within their documented scope
KubbeeVault supports controlled Kubernetes secrets workflows while keeping deployment claims scoped. Cluster topology, region, isolation, recovery, and customer responsibilities depend on the selected plan and agreement.
Review the security modelCommon use cases
- Database credentials
- Service-to-service API keys
- Third-party integration tokens
- TLS certificates
- Environment-specific configuration secrets
- Infrastructure automation credentials
Supported workflows
Browser, API, and Kubernetes integrations
Use the Kubernetes operator for containerized workloads and the REST API for approved automation. Human access can remain governed through workspaces and vaults.
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Frequently asked questions
Does KubbeeVault replace Kubernetes RBAC?
No. Kubernetes authorization and KubbeeVault access controls address different layers and should be designed together.
Can development and production secrets be separated?
Yes. Workspaces, vaults, roles, and permissions can represent environment boundaries and restrict access accordingly.
Is the Kubernetes integration available?
The Kubernetes operator workflow is documented as available. Exact deployment and support scope is confirmed for the customer environment.
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