see, the whole repo is accessible to the members of the team that are allowed to see the secret - basically the two folks that have root on the machine anyways. There&#x27;s very limited use in encrypting the repo. There are no SSL keys or any secrets that would require tight security. It&#x27;s basically our newrelic and some other api keys for reporting services. Even if that repo would be breached you could only start sending fake data to those services.<p>I&#x27;m more concerned about someone hacking the machine than someone hacking github to access the repo and retrieve the newrelic key from there.