Hi Werad, I am glad this article helped you. For whatever reason, I did not receive any notification of your message. I am sorry for that. If you still want help, do not hesitate to message me. Thanks!

Hi Werad, I am glad to hear that ;-) Happy coding !

Thanks man! I am really glad you like it! :-)

Thank you Davide! :-D

Thanks a lot Providencia, I am glad you like it! You are right!

Hello Jason, I am very glad it helps !😉

Thanks, bro, I really appreciate your feedback! You're totally right, we should make it work first! It's not that obvious if you don't have real users for your app. To make a real application for real users taught me that! ;-) Thanks man!

Hello James, Thank you for your comment! I am not sure I get your point, but yes, AWS Systems Manager parameters are encrypted and secure! Of course, copying secrets from development to production should work, but the data is not encrypted, and, for security sake, it's not recommended to store secrets in the app code in production. If your app is hosted on AWS, the Systems Manager might be a better solution. That's all the point here.

Thank you Florian! Totally agree! I am glad you like it 😉 👍🏾