Short script that demonstrates how to save secrets up in AWS Parameter Store.

save_parameters_to_aws.sh

# This script will automatically add and update secrets in the AWS Parameter Store.
# Example: "./set_parameters_to_aws.sh test_environment.txt" will store the secrets at path /WebDriver_Tests/my_parameters
#

# Check if an input file was specified
if [ $# -eq 0 ] || [ ! -f $1 ]; then
    echo
    echo "No test environment specified or config file not found. Example usage '$ set_parameters_to_aws.sh tesT_environment.txt'"
    echo
    exit 1
fi

# Strips away everything leaving the name of the input filename (in case you use a full path)
temp=$(sed -e 's#.*/\(\)#\1#' <<< $1)
test_env=$(echo "${temp%%.*}")

# We want to break each line at the "=" to get our key and our value
IFS='='

while read -r key value; 
do

  # Skip comment lines
  if [[ $key != "#"* ]]; then
    cat >./file.json <<EOF
      {
        "Type": "SecureString",
        "Name": "/WebDriver_Tests/${test_env}/${key}",
        "Value": "${value}",
        "KeyId": "alias/test-integration-secrets",
        "Overwrite": true
      }
EOF

    echo "Saving parameter: " $key
    aws ssm put-parameter --cli-input-json file://file.json
    rm file.json

  fi

done < $1

echo
echo "Done saving secrets to AWS."
echo "You can find them at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/v2/home?region=us-east-1#Parameters:Path=%5BOneLevel%5D/WebDriver_Tests/${test_env};sort=Name$/"
echo