kms-vault
A simple pip installable library for encrypting secrets using the AWS key management service.
Installation
pip install kms-vault
Usage
- Log into AWS console.
- Create a new IAM user. Or if you already have one make sure to create an access key for that user.
- Stay in the IAM console and on the left there should be a link to
Encryption Keys. - Once in the Encryption Keys section create a new key, make note fo the
Aliasyou use. - Add the IAM user as an administrator on the encryption key.
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