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Parameter store should be straightforward, I wasn't actually even aware of it existing.. And yes, the more the merrier! Just make up some non-interfering URI sc
by miunau 2y ago
Parameter store should be straightforward, I wasn't actually even aware of it existing.. And yes, the more the merrier! Just make up some non-interfering URI scheme (I would probably use awspm://) that won't be reasonably used as an environment variable as is.
- jaktet 2y agoAs for as a general reason to use it over SSM is that it’s free for like under 10k values but it’s not secure by default since it also allows non-encrypted values to be stored. AFAIK you can use basic encrypted values with it the same as SSM, but for more advanced uses there are differences. Fun fact: SSM is also an acronym for parameter store, it used to be known as EC2 Simple Systems Manager: https://d0.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/whitepaper-ec2-ssm.pdf https://d0.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/whitepaper-ec2-ssm.pdf