
pkhub
Devops secrets manager for portable keys and credentials
Weeks and weeks of back and forth have paid off. Pkhub is listed on https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B07WV49X15 and live.
Several reasons I moved to this:
*. AWS gives pkhub the credibility it need as a security product
*. Stripe was driving me crazy (not the main reason) but a plus. I want to concentrate on security of things for pkhub not payment processing.
*. I can promote pkhub via the marketplace in many ways, one which I'm going to explore is the aws partner blogs.
An extra feature of this is that people can now pay per hour and use their aws budget to pay for their use of what essentially is a devops product.
Used cloudflare as my proxy and dns service. Had to configure aws route53 correctly. After this and some more security headers I got a 100% rating for web security on https://en.internet.nl/site/pkhub.io/582229/#. Still some work left, but Im proud and going to display on my site.
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Used cloudflare as my proxy and dns service. Had to configure aws route53 correctly. After this and some more security headers I got a 100% rating for web security on https://en.internet.nl/site/pkhub.io/582229/#. Still some work left, but Im proud and going to display on my site.
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It started as a project to secure my own IT resource access credentials and make them portable. I can access my servers and databases from anywhere in my code, ci/cd pipelines and the command line.

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Hi Gerrit, I see you are not in AWS Marketplace anymore, could you share your experience?
Hi Gerrit, very interesting. Have you moved forward regarding the promotion? (it may be a little too soon yet ; )
Also trying to use the power of big marketplaces like this one to launch my API. Yesterday I managed to get it published on RapidAPI (they raised 25M in June) : https://rapidapi.com/findmassleadsapi/api/technology-stack3