SHH! Conductor has secrets!
Blog post from Orkes
Orkes has introduced a new feature in its cloud-hosted version of Netflix Conductor, which now allows for the secure use of secrets in workflow definitions, ensuring that sensitive information like keys and tokens are protected from exposure. This feature addresses a common issue faced by developers, who often inadvertently share sensitive data publicly, such as through platforms like GitHub. By allowing secrets to be stored securely on the Conductor server, developers can reference these values in their workflows without exposing them in outputs, thus enhancing security during interactions with third-party applications. The feature is easy to set up, requiring users to simply add their secrets through the platform's interface and reference them in workflows similarly to other variables. This update has been highly anticipated by developers and aims to make workflow development more secure and efficient, with detailed documentation available for users to explore.
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