Spring Boot | Manage your credentials using AWS Secrets Manager | RDS | JavaTechie

In this tutorial I’m going to show you How to use AWS secrets-manager for storing and retrieving Datasource properties of RDS and make connection from spring boot application

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[nguyenquan]

Thank you so much!! My enjoy is watching your video.

[PhilipsMonsters]

Java Techie, you helped me a lot this week at my job, thanks your video. Thanks very much!

[jpssasadara]

thanks so much. well explained video series which was really helpful to get a deep idea about the deployment process of AWS very quickly. thanks again. keep it up !!! (From Sri lanka)

[jasper]

Thanks so much, brother. It's an amazing video.

[jeevanragula]

Instead of providing client id and secret in yml, we can make use of aws roles if application is deployed in EC2 and get the secret using that role.

[phanimc]

thx! as always your videos are always usefull

[mohakgupta]

Great video, realy helped me to get this working quickly. keep up the good work !!!

[tanujagrawal]

Very Good work Sir, Please Keep It Up, It take Lot of of effort to provide such point to point content in very easy way, Thanks sir

[srinath]

Please post a video A synchronous communication between micro services using apache Kafka

[thajmulhussain]

Please provide a video for .. how transactions happen in micro services by using Sega design pattern

[vickeychoudhary]

Thanks Basant sir, it is really good that you are explaining live. I have a question on this how we can do configuration for multiple database is it possible with same or we should use parameter store

[SunnySingh]

Excellent Demo, But don't you think accessKey and SecretKey in itself credentials and we should not be storing them in properties?

[KrishnaVlogs]

@Basant, could you please create a video for storing JKS and Truststore files in secret manager and use them in spring boot class while making call to a third party client using rest api with sending request body?

[pranavmahajan]

Thanks for the video Basant. I have a question, we cannot deploy application to production with our access keys and secret keys. How do you deploy without using access key or secret key?

[aadiraj]

Sir, a complete tutorial video on "Keycloak"...pls!🙏

[csebreach]

Great explanation, I have doubt, is it not important to store the acess key and secret key like database passwords. If we have to not use access and secret key directly how can we do @javatechie. Here we are using directly by declaring in yml file.

[sravanthik]

could you also explain other way to integrate with secret manager in spring boot using secret manager config dependency

[kevinjia]

Thanks for the nice video. What if for the secret I fetching I need to inject the it into a property define in the property file for example application.secretkey = {{key placeholder}}. How can we achieve that ?

[YogeshKumar-yend]

you have hard coded the secret key and secret ID
but it changes frequency
this is not right way to retrieve the credential

[rakeshuppala]

Can you please create a video to call third party api from aws lambda function and handle file downloads and processing inside aws lambda function