Why we chose Turso to secure AI credentials
Blog post from Turso
Eden leverages Turso's encrypted embedded storage to run its gateway and control plane close to the databases, APIs, and AI endpoints it governs, eliminating the need for a separate Postgres service. This setup ensures low latency, operational simplicity, and data residency compliance by allowing Eden to function within the same network environment as the systems it manages. Turso provides the necessary foundation with its SQLite-compatible storage, Rust-native integration, and AES-256-GCM encryption, enabling Eden to maintain its governance model while offering deployment flexibility. The embedded deployment allows Eden to operate efficiently in on-prem, air-gapped, and low-latency environments by keeping sensitive control-plane state encrypted and local, thus meeting stringent security requirements. By maintaining a consistent database interface through a compatibility layer, Eden can run as a compact embedded deployment while preserving the same governance and credential model across different deployment shapes, including managed, gateway, and embedded environments.
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| Secrets Management | 1 | 2,539 | 400 | 136 | +9% |
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