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Releases: IBM/secrets-manager-java-sdk

v2.0.23

25 Aug 09:25

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2.0.23 (2025-08-25)

A new secret access tracking feature is now available. Use the retrieved_at to see when was the secret data last accessed. This provides better visibility into secret usage for improved monitoring and management.

v2.0.22

05 May 08:54

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2.0.22 (2025-05-05)

This release introduces a new secret type: Custom credentials. Read more about it in the service documentation.

v2.0.21

05 May 07:43

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2.0.21 (2025-05-05)

v2.0.20

17 Feb 10:07

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2.0.20 (2025-02-17)

You can now use an Imported certificate secret to generate a Certificate Signing Reques (CSR) that you can then externally sign with your Certificate Authority and add it back to your Imported certificate secret.

Note

  • In the Imported certificate Builder, certificate is no longer required
  • In the Public certificate Builder, common_name is no longer required

v2.0.19

07 Oct 05:17

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2.0.19 (2024-10-07)

Support for intermediate CA certificates rotation

v2.0.18

23 Sep 04:42

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2.0.18 (2024-09-23)

Support for IAM service authorization.

v2.0.17

09 Sep 09:10

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2.0.17 (2024-09-09)

Add the expiration_date field to secret versions' response.

v2.0.15

05 Aug 10:12

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2.0.15 (2024-08-05)

You can use the Private Certificate engine to generate Root and Intermediate CA certificates with private keys managed by a Hardware Security Module (HSM). This feature is currently available using IBM Cloud HPCS HSM.

v2.0.11

11 Mar 07:48

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2.0.11 (2024-03-11)

  • Add List filters: secret_types, match_all_labels
  • Add Expiration date field to iam_credentials and service_credentials API responses

v2.0.10

07 Feb 08:16

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2.0.10 (2024-02-07)

This release adds support fora random password generator policy, allowing you to control the length and complexity of the auto-generated password (numbers, symbols, upper-case).