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by throwaway894345 2172 days ago
This all seems like a lot of work for a problem that seems largely theoretical. How often do Fargate or Lambda function VMs get broken into in the first place? I could see this maybe being a concern if you're running big, long-running VM instances with lots of collocated services (as well as utilities for process management, ssh support, log exfiltration, package management, etc and all of the extra drudgery/attack-surface you have to manage yourself when you opt out of serverless).

Also, application secrets for development environments probably shouldn't be super sensitive in the first place, right? For example, for a third party API key for a service like Auth0, we would have a dev tenant within Auth0 so even if a developer's environment is compromised, it can't jeopardize production.