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App Credentials
App Credentials
App Credentials store database connection strings, API keys, service credentials, and other secrets used by your applications and infrastructure.
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Note: This feature must be enabled by your administrator.
Accessing App Credentials
- Click 'App Credentials' in the left sidebar
App Credentials Table Columns
- Name: Descriptive name for the credential
- Type: The credential type (e.g., PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, API Key)
- Assigned Projects: Projects that have access to this credential
- Created At: When the credential was created
- Actions: View, Edit, Delete, Assign to Projects
Creating a Credential
- 1Click 'Add Credential' or 'New Credential'
- 2Select the Credential Type from the dropdown
- 3Enter a unique, descriptive name
- 4Fill in the required fields (fields vary by credential type)
- 5Click 'Create'
Viewing a Credential
- Click the View icon in the Actions column
- Sensitive values (passwords, secrets) are masked by default
- Click the eye icon on a masked field to reveal it (requires permission)
Editing a Credential
- 1Click the Edit icon in the Actions column
- 2Modify the name or field values
- 3Leave sensitive fields blank to keep existing values
- 4Click 'Save'
Deleting a Credential
- 1Click the Delete icon in the Actions column
- 2A confirmation dialog appears
- 3Confirm deletion — this cannot be undone
- 4Warning: Deleting a credential that is assigned to projects may break those projects
Assigning Credentials to Projects
- 1Click the 'Assign' icon in the Actions column
- 2The Assign Projects modal opens
- 3Select one or more projects to associate with this credential
- 4Click 'Save'
- 5The credential is now accessible by users in those projects
Searching and Filtering
- Search bar: Filter credentials by name in real-time
- Type filter: Show only credentials of a specific type