Secret manager for Python
Add dependency -
secrets-manager==0.0.2
Set environment variable -
APP_ENV = prod/staging
APP_NAME = IAMservice
In config file:
from secretmanager import secrets
redshift_secrets = secrets['redshift']
REDSHIFT_HOST = redshift_secrets['host']
REDSHIFT_PORT = redshift_secrets['port']
REDSHIFT_USER = redshift_secrets['username']
REDSHIFT_PASS = redshift_secrets['password']
REDSHIFT_DB = redshift_secrets['dbname']
Secret manager changes -
Secret format is -
APP_NAME + "_" + APP_ENV + "_" + SECRET_NAME
Go to secret manager and add secret name in above defined format eg(IAMservice_prod_redshift)
Add key value pair inside as -
host = <redshift_host>
port = <redshift_host>
SECRET_NAME will be used to access secret in your code.
In above example SECRET_NAME = redshift
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We found that secret-manager demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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