How to securely pass secrets from step to step in step functions

I'd like to define a step that extracts secrets from secrets manager and then passes those secrets to another step. With logging enabled the secrets are logged as input to the next step. If I disable logging payloads, then other step's payload are also not logged. Is there a way to protect secrets between steps and still log other information?

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Jammor

已提问 2 年前1740 查看次数

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Could you pass the secret-id(s) and let the next step pull them from Secrets Manager?

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kentrad

已回答 2 年前

Jammor
2 年前
The step is a call to CallAwsService with secretsManager as the service. Its not a lambda. I'm mostly curious if AWS has solved this issue via the step function infrastructure to pass secrets between steps; and that I had missed how to do it. Without that functionality its not really a sate machine its just a call stack.

I would recommend to retrieve the secrets in the steps you need them, or, encrypt the secrets where you retrieve them and then decrypt where needed. You will need to have some shared encryption key between these steps, so I am not sure it gets you anything.

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Uri

已回答 2 年前

Jammor
2 年前
As I mentioned to kentrad: The step is a call to CallAwsService with secretsManager as the service. Its not a lambda. I'm mostly curious if AWS has solved this issue via the step function infrastructure to pass secrets between steps; and that I had missed how to do it. Without that functionality its not really a sate machine its just a call stack.

How to securely pass secrets from step to step in step functions

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