Thanks for the video ... in the video you explained that there are other ways to do the same and secrets manager is one of the ways ... Can you please point out a few other ways , so that I can explore them ... Thanks
Thank you - this tutorial was very helpful. One question: Is there any other way to programmatically connect to AWS (I mean if I don't want to store access key and secret key in my laptop / computer).
Sir what if we have more than one schema/database in our MySQL RDS should I need to create separate secrets for another schema/database in the same RDS?
It should work pretty easily in Lambda too since boto3 is included in the default libraries for Lambda anyway, after that is just a matter of handling the json and inputing that in your engine configuration
I am not getting that what is the secret here ... People who have code execution rights can simply print and see the password details from that secretDect dictionary details getting from the secret manager right ... I think it's only for people who have read-only privileges to the code or people with AWS role with permissions... Pls, let me know if I am wrong.
Great video! However after creating a secret in secret manager I am no longer able to connect to the RDS DB instance. This is the error: "ERROR:root:1045 (28000): Access denied for user '@ (using password: YES)". What happened?
Hi could you please let me know which version of python and pip we have to use? I tried to use python 2 and I got error that unknown service name secrets manager..