Do you use anything to organise info about your services?

3 years ago by sambal to c/selfhosted

So I've discovered that after a while, it get a bit messy to keep track of all the passwords, API keys, which services are connected to which databases and such. Do you use anything to organise all the info?

I'm using Bitwarden for passwords that have a webui and Notesnook for other stuff, but it feels kinda clunky.

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milouse 2 points 3 years ago

Half of my passwords are stored with "password manager", which can be easily plugged to anything. For the rest, I use ansible to manage all my services and thus some secrets are also stored in an ansible vault file. The way my ansible playbooks are organized/commented serves as documentation.

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