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AWS Parameter Store Config Support

This module adds support for using the AWS Parameter Store as a Spring Cloud configuration backend by creating a composite PropertySource at bootstrap time, similar to Spring Cloud's Consul support. It relies on the AWS SDK for Java to retrieve parameters from the Parameter Store.

Usage and Configuration

Simply add a dependency on this library from a Spring Cloud-enabled application to activate its support. You can disable it by specifying a aws.paramstore.enabled property and setting it to false.

Further configuration is documented in the AwsParamStoreProperties class. If you're using a single Parameter Store for multiple deployment environments, then make sure to override the default aws.paramstore.prefix property with an environment-specific value.

Configuring the AWSSimpleSystemsManagement client

Typically it's expected that the AWSSimpleSystemsManagement instance created by the AwsParamStoreBootstrapConfiguration will work correctly using its default configuration. Check its documentation to understand where it looks for AWS credentials to connect to the Parameter Store.

If you would like to override the client, you'd have to define your own Spring Cloud bootstrap configuration to define your own instance.