Biscuit provides tooling for securely managing secrets used in AWS deployments. This project implements example Python code for reading secrets encrypted with the Biscuit CLI.
Installing
Install with:
$ pip install biscuit-py
Example
from biscuit import biscuit
secrets = biscuit()
with open("secrets.yml", "r") as fp:
secrets.update(yaml.safe_load(fp))
launch_codes = secrets.get("launch_codes")
You can also control the creation/pooling of the AWS KMS client by passing a factory method to biscuit():
secrets = biscuit(lambda region: boto3.client('kms', region_name=region))
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