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1Password secrets example

Declarative secrets backed by 1Password, resolved with the !secret YAML function and the atmos secret CLI.

This example runs against a local Mockoon 1Password Connect mock through Atmos emulator components, so it is testable without a 1Password account.

How it works

  • Emulator (stacks/catalog/emulator/onepassword-connect.yaml): a mockoon/1password-connect emulator that serves a local 1Password Connect mock data file.
  • Store (atmos.yaml): a type: onepassword store named op. secret: true is implied — a 1Password store is always a secret backend (resolved via !secret, never !store). It supports full CRUD: atmos secret set writes the value to the field the reference points to (creating the item, as an API Credential, if it does not exist), and delete removes it.
  • Declarations (stacks/catalog/api.yaml): each secret carries an op://vault/item/field secret reference via the reference field. References support Go templating — op://{{ .atmos_stack }}/postgres/password resolves a different item per stack.
  • Usage: datadog_api_key: !secret DATADOG_API_KEY.

Authentication

No op CLI is required. The store auto-selects a backend:

BackendSet theseTypical use
Service AccountOP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKENlocal dev
ConnectOP_CONNECT_HOST + OP_CONNECT_TOKENCI / cloud

Force one with options.mode: service-account or options.mode: connect.

Service accounts cannot access your built-in Private/Personal/Employee vault — use a shared named vault.

Try it

cd examples/onepassword-secrets

# Start the local 1Password Connect mock
atmos emulator up onepassword-connect --stack dev --ephemeral

# Resolve a mocked secret
atmos secret get DATADOG_API_KEY --stack dev --component api --mask=false

# Check declared-secret status and validation
atmos secret list --stack dev --component api
atmos secret validate --stack dev --component api

# Write and remove a mocked secret
atmos secret set DB_PASSWORD=rotated-password --stack dev --component api
atmos secret delete DB_PASSWORD --stack dev --component api --force

# Stop the emulator
atmos emulator down onepassword-connect --stack dev