AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store - Use Credentials with ECS Environment Variables (Hands-On)

[@matheusrosendo]

Last year I made your course about Solidity Dev on Udemy, now I am working as a Blockchain dev and my current task is to to deploy an api on aws I built to transfer crypto, so I had lots of doubts about how to deal with environment variables in a cloud based system, once more you saved me Tom, thanks a lot, keep on teaching!

[@ethanbond3530]

This is the easiest to follow AWS tutorial I have ever seen, thank you!

[@lalitbhamare]

Very helpful 👍

[@avrahammarciano1918]

thank you! very helpful

[@envueltoenplastico]

SUPER informative. Right to the point too.

[@TomsCourses]

Thanks so much, very much appreciated!

[@tristanbolton6218]

Great video!

[@simplyviki]

Very neat tutorial, I am subscribing, I am looking for such explanation on running ECS service with containers running on EC2 instances. Thanks

[@edifox86]

You sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger when he was 26 years old!!! 😀How awesome!

[@edifox86]

Also, great video! Helped me out a lot

[@ghostslinger3148]

Hi, awesome video, Can I ask how do you access those environment variable in code? So that I can pass the db connection string to let users connect to the database

[@sushmitasen8961]

Really a great video. Clean presentation. But I am facing one issue that the service keeps on running and tasks are triggered automatically when I run the service How do I make the service run the task only once

[@TomsCourses]

you run a task then, not a service. A service will make sure the tasks are always running. A task is started, if it stops AWS won't restart it.

[@henrydejesuscortezulmos1744]

what about the dockerfile? you didn't change?

[@usmansuleiman7998]

why can't we just load all the vars from keystore instead of specifying individual key