mdekrey/PrincipleStudios.Extensions.Configuration.SecretsManagerv0.2.0

Usage

1. Add this package.

2. Add to your application's configuration builder.

   For example, this will add a root Secrets:secret containing the value stored in the secret string within AWS SecretsManager at test/secret:

   .AddSecretsManager(opt => { opt.Region = "us-east-1"; opt.CredentialsProfile = "my-credentials-profile"; opt.Map = new () { { "Secrets:secret", new () { SecretId = "test/secret" } } }; })

3. Use configuration as normal, including IOptionsMonitor<> to refresh from AWS periodically.

Options

• CredentialsProfile - Helper property to set load a credentails profile from your system's AWS configuration
• CredentialProfileOptions - Helper property to create credentials with advanced configuration
• Region - Helper property to set the region endpoint based on AWS's well-known region names
• Credentials - Sets AWS credentials directly
• RegionEndpoint - Sets the AWS region endpoint directly
• SecretsManagerClientFactory - Allows overriding of the SecretsManagerClientFactory. Mostly useful only for unit tests.
• ConfigureSecretsManagerClientConfig - Allows further changes to the underlying AmazonSecretsManagerConfig before the client is created.
• ReloadInterval - Determines duration for caching as well as change notifications for all keys in this secrets manager configuration provider.
• Map - Provides a mapping from configuration keys to AWS secret ids for custom structuring of your configuration. Keys are .NET Configuration paths.
  • SecretId - The name of the secret id within AWS.
  • Format - Transforms the value in the secret before adding it to the config. See .