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Configuring AWS Secrets Manager

Configuring AWS Secrets Manager

Configure the AWS secret manager and the secret ARN.
  1. Open the AWS console.
  2. Go to the
    AWS Secrets Manager
     service and click
    Store a new secret
     as shown in the following image:
    The image shows the Store a new secret button on the AWS Secrets Manager page.
  3. In the
    Choose secret type
     page, select the
    Other type of secret
     in the
    Secret type
     section, and set the key as
    apiKey
     and enter the Pinecone API key value that you created previously, and then click
    Next
     as shown in the following image:
    The image shows the secret type and the API Key value on the Choose secret type page.
  4. In the
    Configure secret
     page, set the secret manager name and click
    Next
     as shown in the following image:
    The image shows the secret manager name on the Configure secret page.
  5. Go to the secret manager that you created and save the
    Secret ARN
     as shown in the following image for future use:
    The image shows the secret ARN for the secret manager that you created.
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