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Comment by TomFrost

KMS is not a centralized secret database -- it's a hosted Hardware Security Module. There is no way to store your service's secrets in it for later retrieval, unlike the solutions listed in the article. I suppose an argument could be made that it still provides a single point of failure, however the risk level of KMS and the SLA it provides is far lower than what one might encounter by maintaining their own server cluster.
parent TomFrost 10 years ago

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