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Vault / Secure Storage without NodeJS

We have the vault feature that let's you read encrypted values of a key/value pair from within the NodeJS process. However what is the best option to store encrypted values (such as user/pass for backend) and retrieve them in non NodeJS proxy flows? I have in the past used KVM to store encrypted values, and read them using Java callouts. But I am looking for something simpler. Like the apigee-access module + vault in NodeJS, isn't there a simpler way in which we can easily store encrypted username + password pairs, and then retrieve them in a way that we can add them as the auth header going to the backend / target.
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akoo
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Hello all, I wanted to add an important note: encrypted KVMs are here. Details are in our documentation: http://docs.apigee.com/api-services/reference/key-value-map-operations-policy . You now have an option for encrypted data without having to use Node.js.

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