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Leaseweb Public Cloud vs OpenStack Barbican

Leaseweb Public Cloud

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Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYes—
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published11
Spec score · Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (Cloud IaaS) Software8.2 (#5)7.3 (#12)
PurposeLeaseweb Public Cloud provides cloud compute instances for workloads including web and application hosting, databases, development and testing, eCommerce, analytics, and AI/ML.Barbican is the OpenStack Key Manager service for secure storage, provisioning, and management of secrets such as keys, certificates, passwords, and raw binary data.

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OpenStack Barbican

OpenStack Barbican is the OpenStack Key Manager service for storing, provisioning, and managing secrets such as keys, certificates, passwords, and raw binary data. Its barbican-api component provides an OpenStack-native REST API for managing secrets; barbican-worker and barbican-keystone-listener are also part of the service. The listener manages Barbican’s database records for Keystone projects when those projects are deleted. A plugin architecture lets operators connect software secret stores or hardware such as HSMs. Documented options include KMIP, Dogtag, and Vault secret-store plugins, as well as PKCS#11 crypto plugins. With PKCS#11, master encryption and HMAC keys can reside in an HSM. Operators can develop plugins for storage, generation, and event handling, though support status may be stable, experimental, or out-of-tree. The default Simple Crypto plugin stores its single encryption key in plaintext in barbican.conf, so service-node access must be restricted carefully. Container ACL settings do not carry over to associated secrets, and ACL functionality requires Keystone integration. Barbican is free under Apache 2.0; installation guidance assumes a working OpenStack deployment.

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