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Connecting AWS Secrets Manager to Prizm

Before starting, complete the AWS prerequisites to create an IAM user with Secrets Manager read access and generate an Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.
1

Open Integration settings

Navigate to Organization → Integration and click the + icon to open the Channels catalog. Click the Vault filter tab, then click the AWS secrets manager tile to open the configuration form.
Channels page listing the available integrations with All, Notification, Catalog, Collaboration and Vault filters

Organization → Integration → + opens the Channels catalog

2

Enter a name and optional description

Enter a display Name for this connection (e.g., AWS Secrets Manager - Production). Optionally add a Description.
3

Confirm the authentication type

Authentication Type is pre-set to Access Key and Secret Key — no change needed.
4

Enter the AWS Region

Enter the Region where your secrets are stored (e.g., us-east-1, eu-west-1). Prizm calls the Secrets Manager API endpoint in this region.
5

Enter the AWS Access Key and Secret Access Key

Paste the AWS Access Key (the Access Key ID) and AWS Secret Access Key generated during the prerequisites step.
6

Save the configuration

Click Create Integration. The button stays disabled until every required field is filled. When you reopen an existing integration to edit it, the same button reads Update Integration. Prizm validates the credentials by calling the AWS Secrets Manager API and confirms the connection is active.
AWS Secrets Manager Integration form with Name, Description, Authentication Type, Region, AWS Access Key and AWS Secret Access Key fields

Add Integration form for AWS Secrets Manager

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Configuration reference

When you rotate the IAM access key, update both the AWS Access Key and AWS Secret Access Key in Prizm before deactivating the old key to avoid connector failures.