Secrets Manager
Define, manage, and use connection secrets to set up sources.
Overview
A secret in Y42 is the link between the platform and the third-party service from which you wish to ingest data. For instance, you may need to create a secret to pull data from your PostgreSQL database or Facebook Marketing account. This process involves granting Y42 access permission to log into your database or access your data through a read-only user.
Secrets structure
When setting up a secret, you will need to provide the following properties:
- Name: A unique identifier referenced in the definition of a source object.
- Type: The third-party service you wish to connect to.
- Restrictions: The assets/sources permitted to use the secret.
- Location: The storage location of your secret.
- Type settings: Specific details associated with the secret type.
Add a new secret
Secrets can be created either by using the Secret Manager or through the Source creation flow.
Add a new secret through the source creation flow.
Update a secret
Secrets can be updated either by using the Secret Manager or directly in the Source creation flow.
Update a secret through the source creation flow.
FAQ
Why doesn't my secret appear in the dropdown after creation?
Why can't I update certain properties of a secret?