Put secret variables from a file into AWS SSM Parameter Store.
$ npm install -g put-secrets-awssmThe AWS IAM credentials should be previously set up on the console.
Use with default parameters:
$ put-secrets-awssm put
Uploaded Param: /default-secrets/DB_PORT * Value: 3001
Uploaded Param: /default-secrets/DB_PASS * Value: user1
Uploaded Param: /default-secrets/DB_USER * Value: passwordDefault parameters:
- Region = 'eu-west-1'
- Name Space = 'default-secrets'
- File = '.env'
Other usage example:
$ put-secrets-awssm put --file ./dotenv/.env --region eu-west-1
--namespace test1Preview the variables that will be saved without uploading them:
$ put-secrets-awssm --show
Parameter: DB_PORT Value: 3001
Parameter: DB_USER Value: user1
Parameter: DB_PASS Value: passwordGet help:
$ put-secrets-awssm put --help
put-secrets-awssm put
Put secret variables from a file into AWS SM Parameter Store. The AWS IAM
credentials should be previously set up on the console.
Options:
--file, -f The file name containing the variables. Default is ".env"
[string]
--show, -s Preview the variables that will be saved [boolean]
--help, -h Muestra ayuda [boolean]
--version, -v Muestra número de versión [boolean]
--region, -r The AWS region where the variables will be saved. Default is "eu-west-1" [string]
--namespace, -n The Name Space preceding the variable name. Default is "default-secrets" [string]Put parameter with AWS CLI:
$ aws ssm put-parameter --type SecureString --name awsExampleParameterSSM --value awsExampleValueSSM- Get 'region' from AWS IAM console credentials.
- Request the user AWS IAM credentials.
ssmenv-cli: Reads key/values from AWS SSM Parameter-Store and applies it to environment variables.
Feel free to submit a PR!
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