At work, how does your team store and share passwords to DBs, machines, other logins used by everyone (not linked to a specific person) or is needed by an app?

With PasswordSafe

We store it either in the README.md in the Git project or it's wiki.
The repos are on our in-house, self-hosted Gitlab instance, accessed over TLS or SSH.

@PonySlaystation do you at least encrypt them with eyaml or something like that? 😮

@2erXre5 Nope, but we are just 4 devs and we are the only users on this Gitlab instance.
I know it's far from perfect, but we are looking for some kind of password manager soon.

I dont have any advice from experience, but Bitwarden seems to be on the rise as a great all-in-one, centralized, open-source password manager that can be self-hosted.

For something less overkill, a password-store (passwordstore.org) backed with a Git repository and encrypted with a shared PGP key would also work.

So I was actually thinking we create an Excel doc and put it on our teams SharePoint... but no buy in from anyone else on the team.

Right now they're stored all over the place in the Wiki... Not sure if our Wiki can only be viewed by us tho...