Secret Management - Go

🎯 What Is Secret Management?

Secret management directives in TuskLang let you securely store, rotate, and access secrets in Go applications.

type SecretConfig struct {
    Secrets   map[string]string tsk:"#secrets"
    Rotation  map[string]string tsk:"#secret_rotation"
    Providers map[string]string tsk:"#secret_providers"
}

🚀 Why Secret Management Matters

- Protect API keys, passwords, tokens - Enable rotation and audit

📋 Secret Directive Types

- Secrets: API keys, DB passwords, tokens - Rotation: Interval, last rotated, next rotation - Providers: Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, GCP Secret Manager

🔧 Example

secrets: #secrets("db_pass:#env('DB_PASS'),api_key:#env('API_KEY')")
secret_rotation: #secrets("db_pass:30d,api_key:7d")
secret_providers: #secrets("vault:true,aws:true")

🎯 Go Integration

type SecretConfig struct {
    Secrets   string tsk:"#secrets"
    Rotation  string tsk:"#secret_rotation"
    Providers string tsk:"#secret_providers"
}

🛡️ Best Practices

- Never hardcode secrets - Rotate regularly - Use provider integrations

⚡ Summary

Secret management makes Go apps secure and audit-ready. Integrate with Go env, Vault, and cloud secret managers for best results.