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true! :-)
my main problem with the .env file is that even though you don't commit the file to the repo (and if you are fine with having the credentials in plaintext in the AWS Console) somehow you have to keep those credentials somewhere. where do you keep them? how do you share them with your coworkers?
i dont think SM / Secrets manager require a lot of setup. probably we are still using a naive approach but we have a couple of scripts in the package json to generate credentials and create the secrets in SSM. then we rely on serverless to handle permissions and other stuff.
When im developing a function i keep it locally (or i keep it in lambda configuration, you can pass env.* - docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/... ).
When it gets plugged into the stack (the serious approach), its prepared somehow on the fly by scripts provided by our devops inside docker container before deploying the function.
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true! :-)
my main problem with the .env file is that even though you don't commit the file to the repo (and if you are fine with having the credentials in plaintext in the AWS Console) somehow you have to keep those credentials somewhere. where do you keep them? how do you share them with your coworkers?
i dont think SM / Secrets manager require a lot of setup. probably we are still using a naive approach but we have a couple of scripts in the package json to generate credentials and create the secrets in SSM. then we rely on serverless to handle permissions and other stuff.
When im developing a function i keep it locally (or i keep it in lambda configuration, you can pass env.* - docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/... ).
When it gets plugged into the stack (the serious approach), its prepared somehow on the fly by scripts provided by our devops inside docker container before deploying the function.