I use it for handling any confidential tasks or operations within my systems. 
Typically, we rely on the AWS Identity and Access Management center to set specific rules. In most cases, systems autonomously manage the secrets. While there are admins who can handle secrets from the console, we aim to minimize such instances.

I use AWS Secrets Manager to securely store and manage sensitive information with automatic encryption.

We use the solution to host secret credentials. It helps us orchestrate our platform and the customer's environment.

AWS Secrets Manager takes care of managing the secret within AWS and other AWS services. 

We are using AWS Secrets Manager for credentials that we need to use, such as system-to-system credentials. Additionally, we have user credentials in our IM solutions.

We use AWS Secrets Manager to store secrets for the EKS cluster for our microservice infrastructure.

In our office, we have experiments that require handling card details and card data, which is why I am exploring ways to protect them.

The primary use case of the solution is to manage credentials and access.

It is primarily being used by our application for most of its application secrets.

Using this product, we allow our users to store certain secrets. It will store them and allow users to access them when they want.