sm.md

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NAME

sm - AWS Secrets Manager CLI Tool

SYNOPSIS

sm

COMMAND TREE

• get, view
• edit, e
• create, c
• put
• delete, del
• list
• describe

Usage:

sm [GLOBAL OPTIONS] command [COMMAND OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS...]

COMMANDS

get, view

select from list or pass in specific secret

--binary, -b: get the SecretBinary value

--secret-id, -s="": Specific Secret to view, will bypass select/search

edit, e

interactive edit of a secret String Value

--binary, -b: get the SecretBinary value

--secret-id, -s="": Specific Secret to edit, will bypass select/search

create, c

create new secret in Secrets Manager

--binary, -b: get the SecretBinary value

--description, -d="": Additional description text.

--interactive, -i: Open interactive editor to create secret value. If no 'value' is provided, an editor will be opened by default.

--secret-id, -s="": Secret name

--tags, -t="": key=value tags (CSV list)

--value, -v="": Secret Value. Will store as a string, unless binary flag is set.

put

non-interactive update to a specific secret

Stores a new encrypted secret value in the specified secret. To do this, the 
operation creates a new version and attaches it to the secret. The version 
can contain a new SecretString value or a new SecretBinary value.

This will put the value to AWSCURRENT and retain one previous version 
with AWSPREVIOUS.

--binary, -b: get the SecretBinary value

--interactive, -i: Override and open interactive editor to verify and modify the new secret value.

--secret-id, -s="": Secret name

--value, -v="": Secret Value. Will store as a string, unless binary flag is set.

delete, del

delete a specific secret

--force, -f: Bypass recovery window (30 days) and immediately delete Secret.

--secret-id, -s="": Specific Secret to delete

list

display table of all secrets with meta data

describe

print description of secret to STDOUT

--secret-id, -s="": Specific Secret to describe, will bypass select/search