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by ianpurton
1290 days ago
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So I've seen something like this before i.e. https://github.com/cossacklabs/acra So for me everything has to be infrastructures as code. I don't want to log into a UI and start configuring connections etc. Also not keen on giving you production accesses to my databases, but maybe I misunderstood your implementation. So I like the idea of a docker container that does this as a proxy. It's a tough market you're going into, $395 per database is a big ask. |
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We don't have production access to your databases, it's a pretty fundamental part of our value prop. Database credentials can be stored in your own secret store (i.e. HashiCorp Vault) and is loaded directly from there by the proxy. And if you are concerned about the UI harvesting credentials as they are being entered, you can self-host the web app as well for full isolation.
We are also expanding our IaC support, many of the configurations in our product can be defined as YAML in a git repository with webhooks. For deployment, we provide helm charts [1] and terraform modules [2] to include in your existing ci/cd pipeline.
[1] https://charts.jumpwire.ai [2] https://github.com/jumpwire-ai/infrastructure-tools/tree/mai...