almost every single popular password manager can act as an ssh agent nowadays (I'm certain bitwarden and 1password can). I did give a shot to similar setup mentioned in the article, but pushing code was tiresome. Unlocking password manager with physical key and then using keys provided by the agent feels like a good middleground - still secure (enough for me) and a bit less annoying
benoliver999 | 6 hours ago
I do a sort of discount version of this, putting them in KeepassXC. It's portable, and can be easily 'locked'.
patryk | 5 hours ago
+1
almost every single popular password manager can act as an ssh agent nowadays (I'm certain bitwarden and 1password can). I did give a shot to similar setup mentioned in the article, but pushing code was tiresome. Unlocking password manager with physical key and then using keys provided by the agent feels like a good middleground - still secure (enough for me) and a bit less annoying