backupdirsm 0.0.8

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backupdirsm

This Python script uploads or downloads the contents of a specified directory to/from AWS Secrets Manager. It provides a secure way to store or retrieve sensitive data from a directory using AWS Secrets Manager.

Features

• Upload directory: Uploads all files within a specified directory to AWS Secrets Manager as secrets.
• Download directory: Retrieves and writes secrets from AWS Secrets Manager to a specified directory.
• Pattern-based inclusion/exclusion: Filters files for upload or download based on regular expressions.
• Metadata tags: Attaches tags to each secret, such as the filename, hostname, and last modified timestamp.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.6+: Ensure you have Python installed.
• AWS IAM permissions: Ensure the user has permissions to use AWS Secrets Manager.

Installation

pip install backupdirsm

Usage

usage: backupdirsm [-h] [-v] (-u UPLOAD | -d DOWNLOAD) [-i REGEX] [-e REGEX] [-p PREFIX]

Upload or download directory contents to/from AWS Secrets Manager.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit
  -u UPLOAD, --upload UPLOAD
                        Source directory to upload to AWS Secrets Manager
  -d DOWNLOAD, --download DOWNLOAD
                        Destination directory where to download from AWS Secrets Manager
  -i REGEX, --include REGEX
                        Include only files matching the regex pattern
  -e REGEX, --exclude REGEX
                        Exclude files matching the regex pattern
  -p PREFIX, --prefix PREFIX
                        Optional prefix to add to the secret name. Must match the pattern /^[a-zA-Z0-9_\/]*$/

Examples

Upload Files

To upload all src files in a directory to AWS Secrets Manager:

backupdirsm --upload /path/to/directory --include ".*/src/.*" --exclude ".*\.log$"

Download Files

Download only *.conf files from the AWS Secrets Manager:

backupdirsm --download /path/to/directory --include ".*\.conf$"