Namirasoft Credential

📘 A Complete Guide to Understanding the Namirasoft Credential Console

Guide Overview

This guide helps you navigate and fully utilize the Namirasoft Credential Console. Whether you are creating new credentials, reviewing existing records, or understanding each field’s purpose, this section by section walkthrough provides clear explanations and best practices to manage your authentication securely and efficiently.

Introduction to Namirasoft Credential

Namirasoft Credential is a centralized authentication management solution that lets you register, store, and organize credentials for protocols, databases, source control platforms, and cloud providers in one unified console. Every key, secret, token, or certificate is clearly labeled, auditable, and accessible to downstream Namirasoft applications under strict access controls.

Console Guide Sections

The console groups credentials into four categories. Each guide below covers one credential type in full detail.

Protocol

Standard authentication methods for connecting to services and servers.

🔹 Basic Auth

What’s included: Understand each field in the Basic Auth Credential form, including Username and Password, for username and password authentication.

🔹 Host Basic Auth

What’s included: Review each field in the Host Basic Auth Credential form, including Username, Password, Host, and Port, to authenticate against a specific service endpoint.

🔹 Token Auth

What’s included: Learn the purpose of each field in the Token Auth Credential form, including the secret Token, for token or API key authentication.

🔹 Host Token Auth

What’s included: Review each field in the Host Token Auth Credential form, including Token, Host, and Port, to authenticate with a token against a specific service endpoint.

🔹 SSH

What’s included: Understand each field in the SSH Credential form, including Host, Port, Username, Private Key, and Fingerprint, for secure server access by password or key.

Database

Connect to any database using standard connection details.

🔹 Database

What’s included: Learn the purpose of each field in the Database Credential form, including Host, Port, Username, Password, SSL, and Connection String, to connect to any database.

Source Control

Connect your code hosting platforms.

🔹 GitLab

What’s included: Review each field in the GitLab Credential form, including Host, Username, and the GitLab Type, to connect your GitLab account by Password, PAT, SSH, or OAuth.

🔹 GitHub

What’s included: Understand each field in the GitHub Credential form, including Host, Username, and the GitHub Type, to connect your GitHub account by Password, PAT, OAuth, GitHub App, or SSH.

Cloud

Connect your cloud provider accounts.