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| <h3>Mapping AWS Secrets to Parameter Contexts</h3> |
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| The AwsSecretsManagerParameterProvider maps a Secret to a Parameter Context, with key/value pairs in the Secret |
| mapping to parameters. To create a compatible secret from the AWS Console: |
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| <li>From the Secrets Manager service, click the "Store a new Secret" button</li> |
| <li>Select "Other type of secret"</li> |
| <li>Under "Key/value", enter your parameters, with the parameter names being the keys and the parameter values |
| being the values. Click Next.</li> |
| <li>Enter the Secret name. This will determine which Parameter Context receives the parameters. Continue |
| through the rest of the wizard and finally click the "Store" button.</li> |
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| Alternatively, from the command line, run a command like the following: |
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| <pre> |
| aws secretsmanager create-secret --name "[Context]" --secret-string '{ "[Param]": "[secretValue]", "[Param2]": "[secretValue2]" }' |
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| <p>In this example, [Context] should be the intended name of the Parameter Context, [Param] and [Param2] should be |
| parameter names, and [secretValue] and [secretValue2] should be the values of each respective parameter.</p> |
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| <h3>Configuring the Parameter Provider</h3> |
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| AWS Secrets must be explicitly matched in the "Secret Name Pattern" property in order for them to be fetched. This |
| prevents more than the intended Secrets from being pulled into NiFi. |
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