As video games evolved from single platform CD-based assets to more immersive, visually engaging experiences delivered online, the supporting IT infrastructure required to keep games operating at peak performance has also evolved. For Ubisoft, that meant running as many as half a dozen of its own data centers to deliver the best online experience. Starting with bare metal servers, then a virtualized environment and an OpenStack private cloud, the company’s expansive IT footprint now has since been deployed as a platform as a service (PaaS) across several regions, with thousands of applications alongside workloads across multiple public cloud providers. This amount of growth on a dispersed and heterogeneous infrastructure also brought its own secrets management challenges and potential secret sprawl.