aws-ssm-keyring
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Manage Team Secrets using AWS SSM
This is a simple for managing secrets within a team.
Secrets are stored as Amazon EC2 Systems Manager parameters, and encrypted using a Amazon IAM Encryption key.
That way you can easily assign who has access the the secrets.
Create a new Encryption Key in AWS IAM. Assign users that should be allowed to access the data as admins or users of that key.
Copy the .env.dist file to .env and put the key ID in there and add your personal AWS credentials.
Run
npm i
% node dist/cli.js --help
Usage: cli [options] [command]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
Commands:
set <id> <secret> set the secret for the given id
get <id> show the secret for the given id
delete <id> delete the secret for the given id
list list all ids for this team keyring
help [cmd] display help for [cmd]
FAQs
Manage team secrets using AWS SSM
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