Centralize Configuration. Simplify Trust. Scale with Confidence.
Kiwi Vault is the secure control plane for application configuration and trust management, enabling enterprises to centrally manage settings, distribute trusted certificates, and power modern distributed systems with confidence.
Kiwi Vault is a centralized configuration and trust management platform for distributed applications and microservices. It enables organizations to securely manage application configuration, environment-specific settings, instance-level overrides, and trusted certificate authorities from a single, highly available service.
Designed for cloud-native, hybrid, and on-premises environments, Kiwi Vault eliminates configuration sprawl, simplifies operational management, and provides a secure foundation for modern distributed systems.
Unlike traditional configuration stores, Kiwi Vault also supports centralized management and distribution of application-specific CA certificates — making it easy to establish trust for self-signed TLS deployments and mutual TLS (mTLS) communication within trusted enterprise environments.
Applications access configuration through lightweight client libraries using a simple connection-string-based approach, allowing developers to focus on business logic instead of infrastructure concerns.
Everything required to manage configuration and trust at enterprise scale.
Organize settings in a namespace hierarchy — global defaults, environment-level overrides, and instance-specific values. Inheritance resolution is explicit and observable at every level.
Centrally manage and distribute application-specific Certificate Authority certificates. Establish and maintain trust for self-signed TLS deployments and mutual TLS architectures without manual certificate distribution.
Every configuration change is versioned. Roll back to any previous state — for a single key or an entire namespace — with a single operation. Full audit trail with actor, timestamp, previous value, and new value.
Granular read/write permissions per namespace, team, and service identity. Secrets stored separately from plain configuration with encryption at rest and appropriate access isolation.
Services subscribe to configuration namespaces and receive push notifications when values change — enabling hot reload without restart. Configuration updates propagate immediately across all connected services.
Fault-tolerant architecture built for mission-critical workloads. All stored configuration data is encrypted at rest. Optimized for low-latency access and scalable enterprise deployments across development, testing, staging, and production environments.
Language-agnostic architecture with first-class client libraries.
Native integration with kiwi-config from Kiwi Foundation. Zero-friction migration from local config files.
Connection-string-based integration with standard Java configuration patterns.
Lightweight Go client for high-performance microservices and container-native workloads.
Simple Python SDK for data services, ML pipelines, and scripting environments.
Low-overhead Rust client for performance-critical and systems-level services.
Node.js client for backend APIs, serverless functions, and frontend infrastructure.
Operational improvements that reach every team in the organization.
Remove duplicated configuration files scattered across services and environments.
Fewer deployment errors and less manual coordination between teams.
Improve security by managing all CA certificates and secrets in one place.
Enable consistent configuration governance and policy enforcement at scale.
Accelerate application deployment and environment provisioning through centralized config.
Support zero-code configuration updates without application recompilation or restart.
Simplify certificate lifecycle management in private and hybrid infrastructures.
Increase reliability through centralized management and high availability architecture.
Intuitive APIs and language-native SDKs reduce integration effort and cognitive load.
Reduce costs associated with decentralized, manual configuration management.
Combines hierarchical configuration management with enterprise CA certificate distribution — no separate tools required.
Supports fine-grained, instance-specific overrides alongside global defaults — not just environment-level configuration.
Designed to integrate seamlessly into heterogeneous technology stacks without requiring architectural changes.
Native client libraries for .NET, Java, Go, Python, Rust, and Node.js — not afterthoughts, but first-class implementations.
High availability, encryption at rest, audit logging, and granular access controls are built into the platform, not add-ons.
Connection-string-based integration minimizes developer effort — applications need no knowledge of the underlying infrastructure.
If configuration management or trust distribution is a pain point in your organization, we'd like to talk. Early conversations shape the capabilities we prioritize for launch.
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