croudtech-python-aws-app-config 1.1.13

Applicaton config via AWS SSM

croudtech-python-aws-app-config

croudtech-python-aws-app-config us a utility to help manage application config using the AWS SSM Parameter Store

There is a cli tool to help set the values and a utility to use the SSM parameters within you application.

Installation

Use the package manager pip to install croudtech-python-aws-app-config.

pip install croudtech-python-aws-app-config

Command Line Usage

Usage: cli.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --debug / --no-debug
  --endpoint-url TEXT
  --help                Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  delete-parameters
  get-arns
  get-parameters
  put-parameters
  put-parameters-recursive
  manage-redis

--endpoint-url specified the AWS API endpoint URL used. This should be used if using localstack or a similar aws mock service. You can also set the AWS_ENDPOINT_URL env var to enable this feature.

Sub Commands

delete-parameters

Delete parameters from SSM for a specified app and environment

Usage: cli.py delete-parameters [OPTIONS]

Options:
  --environment-name TEXT  The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT          The app name  [required]
  --ssm-prefix TEXT        The ssm path prefix
  --region TEXT            The AWS region
  --help                   Show this message and exit.

get-arns

Get ARNs for published parameters

Usage: cli.py get-arns [OPTIONS]

Options:
  --environment-name TEXT         The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT                 The app name  [required]
  --ssm-prefix TEXT               The ssm path prefix
  --region TEXT                   The AWS region
  --include-common / --ignore-common
                                  Include shared variables
  --output-format [ecs]
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

get-parameters

Get parameters for a specific app and environment

Usage: cli.py get-parameters [OPTIONS]

Options:
  --environment-name TEXT         The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT                 The app name  [required]
  --ssm-prefix TEXT               The ssm path prefix
  --region TEXT                   The AWS region
  --include-common / --ignore-common
                                  Include shared variables
  --output-format [json|yaml|environment|environment-export]
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

You can export the variables to your local shell by using

eval $(croudtech-app-config get-parameters --app-name myapp --environment-name myenv --output-format environment-export)

put-parameters

INPUT should be the path to a yaml or json file

Usage: cli.py put-parameters [OPTIONS] INPUT

Options:
  --environment-name TEXT  The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT          The app name  [required]
  --ssm-prefix TEXT        The ssm path prefix
  --region TEXT            The AWS region
  --encrypted TEXT         Do you want these parameters to be encrypted?
  --delete-first           Delete the values in this path before pushing
                           (useful for cleanup)

  --help                   Show this message and exit.

put-parameters-recursive

Recursively put parameters from a directory with the following structure

├── EnvironmentName1
│   ├── AppName1.yaml
│   ├── AppName1.secret.yaml
│   ├── AppName2.yaml
│   └──AppName2.secret.yaml
└── EnvironmentName2
    ├── AppName1.yaml
    ├── AppName1.secret.yaml
    ├── AppName2.yaml
    └──AppName2.secret.yaml

Files with a secret.yaml or secret.json suffix will have the parameters encrypted in SSM.

Usage: cli.py put-parameters-recursive [OPTIONS] VALUES_PATH

Options:
  --ssm-prefix TEXT  The ssm path prefix
  --region TEXT      The AWS region
  --delete-first     Delete the values in this path before pushing (useful for
                     cleanup)

  --help             Show this message and exit.

Managing Redis DB Allocation

Manage redis DB allocation

Sub commands

allocate-db

Usage: python -m croudtech_python_aws_app_config.cli manage-redis allocate-db
           [OPTIONS]

  Allocate a Redis database for a specified application and environment

Options:
  --redis-host TEXT        The redis host  [required]
  --redis-port INTEGER     The redis port  [required]
  --environment-name TEXT  The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT          The application name  [required]
  --help                   Show this message and exit.

deallocate-db

Usage: python -m croudtech_python_aws_app_config.cli manage-redis deallocate-db
           [OPTIONS]

  Remove Redis database allocation for the specified application and
  environment

Options:
  --redis-host TEXT        The redis host  [required]
  --redis-port INTEGER     The redis port  [required]
  --environment-name TEXT  The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT          The application name  [required]
  --help                   Show this message and exit.

show-db

Usage: python -m croudtech_python_aws_app_config.cli manage-redis show-db
           [OPTIONS]

  Show Allocated Redis Database for a specified application

Options:
  --environment-name TEXT         The environment name  [required]
  --app-name TEXT                 The app name  [required]
  --ssm-prefix TEXT               The ssm path prefix
  --region TEXT                   The AWS region
  --include-common / --ignore-common
                                  Include shared variables
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

show-dbs

Usage: python -m croudtech_python_aws_app_config.cli manage-redis show-dbs
           [OPTIONS]

  Show all allocated Redis databases

Options:
  --redis-host TEXT     The redis host  [required]
  --redis-port INTEGER  The redis port  [required]
  --help                Show this message and exit.

Nested file structure and environment variables

Nested values will have their keys flattened when being converted to environment variables. This allows for a simpler structure than just adding all your env vars separately.

For example:

SOME_VARIABLE: test
ANOTHER_VAR: 123
SOME_OTHER_VAR: foo
CONNECTIONS:
  POSTGRESS:
    HOST: somehost
    PORT: 1234
    USERNAME: someuser
    PASSWORD: somepass

Would translate into the following environment variables:

SOME_VARIABLE="test"
ANOTHER_VAR="123"
SOME_OTHER_VAR="foo"
CONNECTIONS_POSTGRESS_HOST="somehost"
CONNECTIONS_POSTGRESS_PORT="1234"
CONNECTIONS_POSTGRESS_USERNAME="someuser"
CONNECTIONS_POSTGRESS_PASSWORD="somepass"

Usage in application code

In the top of your application bootstrap file (or settings.py in django) add:

from croudtech_python_aws_app_config.ssm_config import SsmConfig

ssm_config = SsmConfig(
    environment_name=os.environ.get("ENVIRONMENT_NAME"), app_name=os.environ.get("APP_NAME")
)
ssm_config.params_to_env()

Make sure your ENVIRONMENT_NAME and APP_NAME env vars are set.

This will pull values from SSM and inject them into your application environment variables.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.