WordPress does not have a core feature to configure a private path folder for file uploads. The Drupal example above reads the key from the private file stripe_live.json only when the request is made from the Live environment on Pantheon. You can then read the data from settings.php or wp-config.php, like so: This allows secure data to be distributed to other environments, while keeping it out of version control. These directories are symbolically linked to Valhalla and can also be accessed from the files directory when connecting via SFTP. WordPress Multisite: /wp-content/uploads/private/sites// For more details, see this related blog post.Īlternatively, you can store sensitive data in a JSON or ini-style text file within the following directories: You can integrate this service using the Lockr plugin for WordPress and the Lockr module for Drupal. The best solution to keep production keys secure is to use a key management service like Lockr to automatically encrypt and secure keys on distributed platforms such as Pantheon. The private path for code is the same for both Drupal and WordPress sites.Select the private directory at the root level (the same level as index.php) and upload your files.
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