Update a secret — aws_secrets_update • sixtyfour

Update a secret

Usage

aws_secrets_update(id, secret, ...)

Arguments

id: (character) The name or ARN of the secret. required
secret: (character/raw) The text or raw data to encrypt and store in this new version of the secret. AWS recommends for text to use a JSON structure of key/value pairs for your secret value (see examples below). required
...: further named parameters passed on to put_secret_value https://www.paws-r-sdk.com/docs/secretsmanager_put_secret_value/

Value

(list) with fields:

ARN
Name
VersionId
VersionStages

Details

Note that we autogenerate a random UUID to pass to the ClientRequestToken parameter of the paws function used internally

Examples

if (FALSE) { # aws_has_creds() && interactive()
try({
# Create a secret
secret <- random_string("secret-", size = 16)
aws_secrets_create(
  name = secret,
  secret = '{"username":"debby","password":"kitty"}',
  description = "A string"
)

aws_secrets_get(secret)

# Update the secret
aws_secrets_update(
  id = secret,
  secret = '{"username":"debby","password":"kitten"}'
)

aws_secrets_get(secret)

# Cleanup
aws_secrets_delete(secret, ForceDeleteWithoutRecovery = TRUE)
})
}