Which tool can be used to list secrets stored in Databricks?

The Databricks REST API is a powerful tool that enables users to interact programmatically with Databricks services. One of its capabilities includes the ability to manage secrets in Databricks. Through the API, users can retrieve a list of secrets stored in the Databricks secret management system, promoting secure handling of sensitive information like passwords and tokens.

Using the REST API for this task allows for automation and integration into broader workflows, which is crucial for managing secrets effectively in production environments. The documentation provides specific endpoints for secret management that can be used to fetch relevant details about the secrets, which can then be processed or displayed as needed.

Other tools, like the SQL analytics interface or the workspace UI, are primarily designed for data analysis or interactive management tasks rather than specifically for secrets management, limiting their capability in this context. The command-line interface (CLI), while it can also facilitate interactions with Databricks services, does not provide the same level of flexibility and programmatic control as the REST API for listing secrets.