Access data and keys often sit scattered across several files, some saved together with the rest of the code and some not, so nobody can say at a glance where something sensitive might still be exposed. What comes out of it is exactly two clean files: one for what your application itself needs to run, one for what the deployment needs to reach your servers.
A cleaned copy of both files lets a reviewer confirm at a glance that nothing sensitive is exposed, and you no longer have to guess whether a forgotten password is sitting somewhere.
What ports as-is
- A clear split between what an application needs to run and what the deployment needs to reach your servers, with nothing duplicated
- A consistent naming structure that can later move into a central settings system unchanged
- An automatic check that keeps both files in sync
- A fixed, traceable process from the first inventory to the final check
What we build for you
- Which files your project actually uses for this today, and which of them are already saved together with the rest of the code
- The exact names your existing deployment already expects
- Which values count as sensitive for your business
