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Don't Leave Passwords in Your Code; Use AWS's Secrets Manager Instead


AWS Secrets Manager makes working with access keys (like database credentials) easier by storing them remotely and controlling the access of them behind IAM permissions. This allows you to smoothly rotate access keys and fetch the latest one whenever needed.

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