Secrets for developers.
Governance for security.
API keys in env vars, database passwords in CI variables, tokens in dotfiles — developer secrets sprawl until they leak. Monopam gives engineering a secrets platform they actually want to use, inside the vault your security team already governs.
- Dynamic secrets with auto-expiring leases
- CLI + API native
- Syncs to AWS · Azure · GCP · K8s
A secrets platform, not a password box.
Point secrets tools give developers convenience and security teams a blind spot. Monopam keeps both: developer-grade ergonomics on a PAM-grade vault.
Projects and environments, not one big bucket
Secrets live in projects, environments, and folders — versioned, referenceable, and reversible. Dev, staging, and prod stop sharing one namespace.
- Project / environment / folder hierarchy
- Versioning with one-click rollback
- Secret references — define once, reuse everywhere
- Share and import flows between teams
Dynamic secrets that expire themselves
Databases and clusters get short-lived credentials minted on demand. When the lease ends, the credential dies — nothing standing to steal.
- Dynamic credentials for PostgreSQL, MSSQL, MySQL, Kubernetes
- Short-lived leases with automatic revocation
- No standing database passwords in config files
- Every mint and revoke in the audit trail
Machine identities for your workloads
Services and pipelines authenticate with their own identities — static keys where you need them, OIDC-bound claims where you can do better.
- Universal machine identity keys for services
- OIDC/JWKS bound-claim authentication for CI/CD
- Scoped access per project and environment
- REST API and a native CLI for automation
Sync out, stay the source of truth
The vault pushes and rotates secrets into the stores your platforms already read — AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes — while policy and audit stay in one place.
- Sync hub to AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes secrets
- Rotation propagates to every synced target
- Monopam vault remains the single source of truth
- PAM-grade approval, policy, and audit on top
From sprawl to source of truth in three steps.
Create a project
Model your app as projects and environments; import existing secrets or define them fresh, with references.
Wire the workloads
Services authenticate with machine identities via the CLI, the API, or OIDC-bound claims from your CI/CD.
Rotate and sync
Dynamic secrets expire on lease; static ones rotate and sync to your cloud secret stores automatically.
Related Monofor capabilities.
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