Dynamic Secret Injection: Zero-Hardcoding Credentials in Puls
Hardcoding credentials in your version control system is one of the most common ways security leaks happen. Whether it's an API token, a database root password, or a service account key, committing credentials to Git is a recipe for disaster.
Yet, managing these secrets on team projects is often painful. Developers end up sharing .env files via Slack, updating private vaults manually, or writing complex bootstrap scripts.
Puls solves this with Secrets at Deploy Time: a lazy-resolved, type-safe secret engine that fetches passwords directly from secure cloud vaults when deploying, with native injection into your VM environments and provisioning scripts.