This Serverless Framework Plugin allows to use plain JSON files in remote locations being parsed as environment variables in lambda, this unlocks ability to do integrations with anothers services and/or SSM ParameterStore to save many environment variables in a single parameters key as a JSON.
Run serverless plugin install in your Serverless project.
serverless plugin install -n serverless-remote-json-envs
Define YAML configuration within custom block as:
SSM
[...]
[...]
custom:
RemoteJSONEnvs:
provider:
aws:
SSMParameterStore:
- key: /my/secret/one
secretJSONKey: 'secretos'
- key: /my/secret/two
secretJSONKey: 'secrets'
- key: /my/secret/three
secretJSONKey: 'secrets'
[...]
[...]
S3
[...]
[...]
custom:
RemoteJSONEnvs:
provider:
aws:
S3:
- key: mybucketname/myenvsfile.json
secretJSONKey: 'secretos'
[...]
[...]
You can add as many keys as you need
secretJSONKey: is the root JSON key where you secrets are stored inside your JSON file E.G:
{
"secrets":{
"ENVIRONTMENT":"lifeisgood",
"MICROSERVICE_URL":"MICROSERVICE_URL.serverless.com",
"RATE_LIMIT":"420"
}
}
Lambda envs will end up like this:
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