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If you're using AWS parameter store is pretty good! You can set permissions, have different keys for different environments, and lock them with keys. If you nee
by roland35 4y ago
If you're using AWS parameter store is pretty good! You can set permissions, have different keys for different environments, and lock them with keys. If you need more advanced functionality there are other options too.
- dsinghvi 4y agoGot it! Based on your comment / some googling it sounds like the common use case is for managing internal secrets. Do you think it's a good fit if you want to use it for managing API Keys for your public API (you want your customers to generate a key and use it to call your api)? The 10k parameter limit per AWS account might conflict with that usecase.