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Currently, we need to manually configure Cloud KMS authentication by generating API keys and copying them to a file on the machine running Signatory. I don't find this flow user-friendly, especially for beginner users who might not be familiar with technical terms or comfortable operating the terminal. In addition, an important consideration regarding handling secret keys and sensitive files; a beginner user wouldn't know how to store them securely or wouldn't comprehend the potential risks of exposing them.
I like the interactive authentication flow of some CLI programs like Github CLI, AWS CLI, and Tailscale.
We could have a signatory config command to help users log in to the Cloud KMS providers interactively. I imagine this using the native Cloud SDK they usually provide to interact with their API safely. Generally, these SDKs use platform APIs to generate an application-specific token that is locally saved to the system in a configuration file.
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Currently, we need to manually configure Cloud KMS authentication by generating API keys and copying them to a file on the machine running Signatory. I don't find this flow user-friendly, especially for beginner users who might not be familiar with technical terms or comfortable operating the terminal. In addition, an important consideration regarding handling secret keys and sensitive files; a beginner user wouldn't know how to store them securely or wouldn't comprehend the potential risks of exposing them.
I like the interactive authentication flow of some CLI programs like Github CLI, AWS CLI, and Tailscale.
We could have a
signatory config
command to help users log in to the Cloud KMS providers interactively. I imagine this using the native Cloud SDK they usually provide to interact with their API safely. Generally, these SDKs use platform APIs to generate an application-specific token that is locally saved to the system in a configuration file.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: