@aws-cdk/aws-kms
Advanced tools
Defines a KMS key:
new EncryptionKey(this, 'MyKey', {
enableKeyRotation: true
});
Add a couple of aliases:
const key = new EncryptionKey(this, 'MyKey');
key.addAlias('alias/foo');
key.addAlias('alias/bar');
To use a KMS key that is not defined within this stack, use the
EncryptionKey.import(parent, name, ref) factory method:
const key = EncryptionKey.import(this, 'MyImportedKey', {
keyArn: new KeyArn('arn:aws:...')
});
// you can do stuff with this imported key.
key.addAlias('alias/foo');
To export a key from a stack and import it in another stack, use key.export
which returns an EncryptionKeyRef, which can later be used to import:
// in stackA
const myKey = new EncryptionKey(stackA, 'MyKey');
const myKeyRef = myKey.export();
// meanwhile in stackB
const myKeyImported = EncryptionKey.import(stackB, 'MyKeyImported', myKeyRef);
Note that a call to .addToPolicy(statement) on myKeyImported will not have
an affect on the key's policy because it is not owned by your stack. The call
will be a no-op.
0.22.0 (2019-01-10)
This is a major release with multiple breaking changes in the core layers. Please consult the breaking changes section below for details.
We are focusing these days on finalizing the common patterns and APIs of the CDK framework and the AWS Construct Library, which is why you are seeing all these breaking changes. Expect a few more releases with changes of that nature as we stabilize these APIs, so you might want to hold off with upgrading. We will communicate when this foundational work is complete.
export() and import() to share constructs between stacks, you can stop doing that, instead of FooImportProps accept an IFoo directly on the consuming stack, and use that object as usual.ArnUtils.fromComponents() and ArnUtils.parse() have been moved onto Stack.AWS::AccountId etc) are now also accessible via Stack, as stack.accountId etc.Fn class (e.g. Fn.join(...) instead of new FnJoin(...).toString())resolve() has been moved to this.node.resolve().CloudFormationJSON.stringify() has been moved to this.node.stringifyJson(). validate() now should be protected.cloudformation.XxxResource classes have been removed. Use the CfnXxx classes instead.CfnXxx resource attributes that represented a list of strings are now typed as string[]s (via #1144). Attributes that represent strings, are still typed as string (#712) and all other attribute types are represented as cdk.Token.route53.TXTRecord class was renamed to route53.TxtRecord.zone when created (not assuming zone is the parent construct).lambda.FunctionRef to lambda.Function.XxxRef abstract classes are now IXxx interfacesXxxRefProps are now XxxImportPropsXxxRef.import(...) are now Xxx.import(...) accept XxxImportProps and return IXxxexport(): XxxImportProps is now defined in IXxx and implemented by imported resourcesFAQs
The CDK Construct Library for AWS::KMS
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