Integrations
Bring encrypted secrets into the tools you already ship with.
Envless fits into the tools you already use. Pull encrypted variables at build time, inject them into a running process, or load them straight into your code with a typed SDK. Below are common ways teams wire Envless into CI/CD pipelines, hosting platforms, containers, and language runtimes, all without writing plaintext secrets to disk or to your build logs.
GitHub Actions
Pull encrypted variables into a workflow with the CLI, with no plaintext secrets stored in repo settings.
GitLab CI
Authenticate with an API key and sync the right environment into each pipeline stage at runtime.
Vercel
Sync variables for preview and production builds instead of pasting them into the dashboard by hand.
Docker
Inject variables into a container at start with `envless run`, keeping secrets out of the image.
Kubernetes
Load secrets at deploy time so values are decrypted only where they are actually needed.
Node.js
Load decrypted variables into process.env with the typed TypeScript and Node SDK.
Bun & Deno
First-class SDK support for modern JS runtimes, with the same client-side encryption model.
Python
Wrap any Python entry point with envless run, or read variables from a synced .env file, instead of committing one.
PHP
Inject configuration into PHP services at boot with the CLI, or fetch it over the REST API with your key.
Ruby
Run Rails and other Ruby apps under envless run so secrets reach the process without a .env on disk.
REST API
Automate anything the SDKs do over HTTPS with a Bearer API key against api.envless.cloud.
Envless CLI
Run any command with secrets injected via `envless run --`, or write a .env file per environment with `envless sync`.
Integrations FAQ
Common questions about connecting Envless to your stack.
Values are encrypted on the device that created them and stay ciphertext until your authenticated CLI or SDK decrypts them in the pipeline. The Envless server, your CI provider, and your build logs only ever handle encrypted data unless you explicitly print a value.
A typed SDK is available for TypeScript, running on Node, Bun, Deno, and Cloudflare Workers. For every other language the REST API at api.envless.cloud works with a Bearer API key, and the CLI injects variables into any process regardless of what it is written in.
No. One project holds your local, staging, production, and CI environments, and access is controlled with workspace roles plus private products. The same CLI, SDK, or API call selects the environment you want, and the next sync or run picks up any change.
Ship secrets, not chaos.
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