Secret Manager — Versions, Replication and Rotation
How Google Cloud Secret Manager really works: secrets and immutable versions, latest and aliases, automatic, user-managed and regional replication, CMEK, rotation notifications that you act on, delayed destroy, IAM per secret, reading secrets from Cloud Run, GKE and CI, what it costs, and the bad-version outage interviewers ask about.
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