AWS Secrets Managers provides authorized cloud resources access to the Environment Secrets defined for the stack's current deployment environment.
A secret is any sensitive data, like credentials or connection details, that is required to access or configure secured resources within a stack. A secured resource is a resource within your stack whose access is controlled by an Environment Secret.
The secrets that can be accessed in an environment can be viewed or updated by navigating to Environments and selecting the appropriate environment. The Environment Secrets section allows administrators and developers to create, update, or delete environment secrets.
Examples of Secrets include:
- Database Credentials
- User Passwords
- API Keys
- OAuth Tokens
- Third-Party Account Credentials
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