Mastering AWS Secrets Manager: Effortlessly manage RDS credentials using Terraform 🚀

In this video, we’re going to show you how to easily manage RDS credentials using Terraform. By using Terraform, we’ll be able to automatically create, delete, and refresh RDS credentials and resources with a simple configuration file.
If you're managing RDS credentials for your AWS instances, then you'll want to check out this video! By using Terraform, we'll be able to make the process of managing RDS credentials much easier. Thanks for watching!
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[@sudo-bandit]

Thank you. More terraform stuff please

[@varunjoshi4410]

Thank you, this was helpful.

[@awsclouddemos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MatheusFornazieri]

It's not automaticaly rotating the password, this code just create the secrets and store it on AWS Secret manager.

[@harpreetsandhu2452]

great video. may i know what extension are you using for terraform. TIA.

[@awsclouddemos]

Terraform doc snippets

[@Francis-np7ft]

great tutorial, is there a way to dynamically provision the rds endpoint , via template file to wp-config file?

[@awsclouddemos]

Not that I know of

[@MatheusFornazieri]

what happen if you re-deploy the terraform code ?

[@awsclouddemos]

it doesn't recreate all those resources again instead it checks for state and only make changes if they are newly added, deleted or if you have changed something to your resources.