# Verify signature keymaker-core verify-signature --public-key public_key.pem --signature signature.sig --data "Hello, World!"
Use the following command to verify a signature:
Secrets management shouldn't be the scariest part of your architecture. It should be boring, reliable, and invisible.
Create a configuration file named keymaker-core.conf with the following format:
Does your company use HashiCorp Vault today but plans to migrate to Google Cloud Secret Manager next quarter? No problem. You simply change the provider configuration in keymaker.yaml . The application code— km.get_secret('my-key') —remains exactly the same. Zero code changes required for infrastructure migration.
keymaker-core sign-data --private-key private_key.pem --data "Hello, World!"
If you are using Python:
Getting started takes less than 5 minutes.
One of the biggest headaches in development is "The Vault Barrier." New developers join the team, set up the project, and immediately hit a wall because they don't have access to the production Vault, or their local IAM roles aren't configured.
Use the following command to generate a key pair:
