JVM - secret.put()

Store a new secret value, creating a new version to store the value.

import io.nitric.Nitric;
import io.nitric.resources.SecretPermission;

public class Application {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    var secrets = Nitric.INSTANCE.secret("apiKey").with(SecretPermission.Put);

    secrets.put("6c3199a3-094e-4797-bfc9-9ee2a7839286")

    Nitric.INSTANCE.run();
  }
}

Parameters

Name
secret
Required
Required
Type
String or []byte
Description
The new secret value to store in the secrets manager.

Notes

A new secret version is always created when calling put(), the versions will automatically be provided a unique id. This behavior is dependent on the underlying secrets manager.

Examples

Store a new secret value

import io.nitric.Nitric;
import io.nitric.resources.SecretPermission;

public class Application {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    var secrets = Nitric.INSTANCE.secret("apiKey").with(SecretPermission.Put);

    secrets.put("6c3199a3-094e-4797-bfc9-9ee2a7839286")

    Nitric.INSTANCE.run();
  }
}

Get the id of a new secret version

Calling put() returns a promise to a reference to the new secret version. Storing the ID of the new version can be useful if you need to retrieve that specific value again in future using version.access()

import io.nitric.Nitric;
import io.nitric.resources.SecretPermission;

public class Application {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    var secrets = Nitric.INSTANCE.secret("apiKey").with(SecretPermission.Put);

    var newApiKeyVersionRef = secrets.put("6c3199a3-094e-4797-bfc9-9ee2a7839286");

    var version = newApiKeyVersionRef.getVersion();

    Nitric.INSTANCE.run();
  }
}