Use Vault Secret Credential with AWS Secrets Manager
Describes using vault secret credentials, where the credential secret (password) is stored in AWS Secrets Manager.
You can use vault secret credentials to access cloud resources, to access other databases with database links, or use anywhere that username/password type credentials are required.
- Prerequisites to Create Vault Secret Credential with AWS Secrets Manager
Describes the required prerequisites to use vault secret credentials with AWS Secrets Manager. - Create Vault Secret Credential with AWS Secrets Manager
Describes the steps to use an AWS Secrets Manager secret with credentials.
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Prerequisites to Create Vault Secret Credential with AWS Secrets Manager
Describes the required prerequisites to use vault secret credentials with AWS Secrets Manager.
To create vault secret credentials where the secret is stored in AWS Secrets Manager, first perform the required prerequisites.
Parent topic: Use Vault Secret Credential with AWS Secrets Manager
Create Vault Secret Credential with AWS Secrets Manager
Describes the steps to use an AWS Secrets Manager secret with credentials.
This allows you to store a secret in AWS Secrets Manager and use the secret with the credentials you create to access cloud resources or to access other databases.
To create vault secret credentials where the secret is stored in AWS Secrets Manager:
Every 12 hours the secret (password) is refreshed from the content in the AWS Secrets Manager. If you change the secret value in the AWS Secrets Manager, it can take up to 12 hours for the Autonomous Database instance to pick up the latest secret value.
Run DBMS_CLOUD.REFRESH_VAULT_CREDENTIAL
to immediately
refresh a vault secret credential. This procedure gets the latest version of the
vault secret from AWS Secrets Manager. See REFRESH_VAULT_CREDENTIAL Procedure for more information.
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