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ssm-cred-pull

v0.1.0

Published

Pull secrets from AWS SSM Parameter Store and set them as env vars.

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Maintainers

louis.clotmanlouis.clotman

Keywords

parameter-store

Readme

SSM Cred Pull

Pull and push credentials to and from AWS Parameter Store

AWS Parameter Store should be the single source of truth for all secrets. This will allow:

  1. Devs to run a script which will pull all env vars and create a direnv and dotenv compatible .env file automatically
  2. Devs can change environment variables on the fly in staging and UAT without needing to change values.yaml
  3. The values.yaml will only contain non-secret, configuration-oriented key-value pairs, making it easier to maintain

Installation

OS X & Linux:

helm plugin install https://this-url-is-temporary.com/

Pulling secrets

Usage example goes here

Development setup

Describe how to install all development dependencies and how to run an automated test-suite of some kind. Potentially do this for multiple platforms.

make install
npm test