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Key: An alias for the entry, also referred to as a secure key. Data is stored against the provided key and can be retrieved using the same key. Key must be of the Alphanumeric Character Set, contain only lowercase characters, and should start with a letter.
Data: The data which is to be stored in a secure and encrypted manner. This could be a passphrase, cryptographic key, access token, or any other data that needs to be stored securely.
Description: A description for the secure store entry.
Properties: A string map of properties for the secure storage entry. A
creationTimeproperty is available added for all secure store entries by default. Additional properties can be supplied by users at the time of creationYou can add additional properties (key-value pairs) to describe the secure storage entries.
CDAP provides two different implementations of secure storage, depending on the runtime:
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