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-title: "From Zero to esc run"
-authors: ["torian-crane"]
-tags: ["aws", "secrets", "credentials-management"]
-meta_desc: "From Zero to esc run placeholder area for blog content."
+title: "Enhancing Credential Management with Pulumi ESC: A Step-by-Step Guide to 'esc run'"
+allow_long_title: true
 date: "2023-10-26"
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+meta_desc: "Learn more about reducing the overhead of credentials management with the 'esc run' command of Pulumi ESC."
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+authors:
+  - torian-crane
+tags:
+  - aws
+  - secrets
+  - credentials-management
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 In a world where cloud computing is the backbone of modern applications, managing environments and secrets is of the utmost importance. Earlier this month we released a new service called [Pulumi ESC (Environments, Secrets, and Configuration)](/product/esc/), the focus of which is to help alleviate the burden of managing cloud configuration and secrets by providing a centralized way to handle these critical aspects of cloud development. It’s like having a Swiss Army knife in your toolkit, ready to tackle the challenges of cloud infrastructure. This post will highlight the specific challenge of **credentials management**, and we’ll specifically dive into how using the `esc run` functionality of Pulumi ESC will make that easier.