Credential Types

Credential Types define reusable templates that determine what fields an App Credential contains. They standardize how different types of secrets are structured.

• Click 'Credential Types' in the left sidebar

• PostgreSQL: Fields for host, port, database, username, password
• MySQL: Fields for host, port, database, username, password
• Redis: Fields for host, port, password
• API Key: Single field for the API key value
• AWS S3: Fields for bucket name, access key, secret key
• Generic: Flexible key-value fields

• Name: The type name (e.g., 'PostgreSQL', 'MySQL')
• Description: What this type is used for
• Usage Count: How many App Credentials use this type
• Created At: When the type was created
• Actions: Edit, Delete

1. 1

   Click 'Add Type'
2. 2

   Enter a name for the type
3. 3

   Add a description
4. 4

   Define the fields:
5. 5

   Click 'Create'

1. 1

   Click the Edit icon on the type
2. 2

   Modify the name, description, or fields
3. 3

   Click 'Save'

• A type can only be deleted if it has no App Credentials using it
• The Usage Count column shows how many credentials use this type
• Delete or migrate all credentials of this type before deleting the type