This Python script uses the AWS SDK, Boto3, to list all secrets stored in AWS Secrets Manager.
The script connects to AWS Secrets Manager using Boto3 and retrieves a list of all secrets. For each secret, it retrieves the secret value and prints the secret name and value.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/albertleng/list_aws_secrets.git- Install the required Python packages:
pip install -r requirements.txt- Ensure you have the necessary AWS credentials configured. You can do this by setting the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, and AWS_SESSION_TOKEN environment variables, or by using the AWS CLI's configure command.
- Run the script:
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β― python list_aws_secrets.py
Secret Name: MyDatabaseSecret, Secret Value: {"username":"dbuser","password":"dbpassword"}
Secret Name: /prod/username/, Secret Value: {"username":"delfrinando"}
Secret Name: prod/tom, Secret Value: {"production":"tom"}
Secret Name: albert/prod/test/secret, Secret Value: {"OPENAI_API_KEY":"Hahaha"}
Secret Name: prod/mwaiyee, Secret Value: {"secret":"classified"}
Secret Name: prod/nama/, Secret Value: {"nama":"jolchin"}
Secret Name: jeremysecret, Secret Value: {"secretname":"secret20240520"}
Secret Name: prod/tarmizisecret, Secret Value: {"username":"tarmizisulaiman"}
Secret Name: username, Secret Value: {"username":"james"}
Secret Name: prod/dan, Secret Value: {"yjcdaniel":"Dan@AWS2024"}