// AUTH & SECURITY
Infisical
Open-source secret management platform
Infisical is an open source auth & security project written in TypeScript, with 26,690 stars and 1,872 forks on GitHub. It is licensed under NOASSERTION and falls in the Auth & Security category. Key topics: acme, certificate-management, cli, environment-variables, go.
// FACTS
- Stars
- 26.7k
- Forks
- 1.9k
- Open issues
- 512
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- NOASSERTION
- Category
- Auth & Security
- Added
- 10d ago
- Updated
- 9d ago
// ABOUT
Infisical is an open-source secret management platform that helps teams centralize application configuration and secrets. It provides SDKs for syncing secrets to your applications, integrations with popular CI/CD platforms and cloud providers, and a developer-friendly dashboard. With end-to-end encryption and a self-hosted option, Infisical is a privacy-first Doppler alternative.
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// REVIEWS [003]
Really solid project with a few rough edges in the configuration. Once set up, it runs flawlessly and the community Slack is very active for support. Would give 5 stars if the initial setup was smoother.
Best open-source project in its category by far. The maintainers are incredibly active and the roadmap is transparent. We contributed a small feature and the PR review process was professional and constructive.
Outstanding software. The architecture is clean, performance is excellent, and the documentation covers everything you need. Our team was productive within hours of starting. Replacing our paid solution with this was the best technical decision we made this year.
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// COMMENTS [003]
The developer experience here is unmatched. Hot reloading, great error messages, and the TypeScript types are spot-on. This has replaced three other tools in our stack.
Been using this in production for 6 months now. Zero downtime, great performance, and the team is incredibly responsive to issues. Highly recommend for any serious project.
This is an absolute game-changer. We migrated our entire backend to this and cut our infrastructure costs by 40%. The documentation is excellent and the community is super helpful.
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