AWS Secret names with slash '/'

[BhuviTheDataGuy]

I have a secret in AWS Secret manager with this name dev/debezium/mysql/testservice/password

I tried to use this name in my source connector.

 "database.password": "${aws:dev/debezium/mysql/testservice/password:mysql_pass}",

In my worker properties, the file.dir=/etc/kafka

And the error I got is,

java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException: /etc/kafka/dev

But when I created empty folders in the same SECRET NAME, then its resolved.

mkdir -p /etc/kafka/dev/debezium/mysql/testservice/password

[xphir]

I know the fact it makes an internal file and doesn't let you disable this functionality is an issue, the following is a workaround.

But for others having the same issue, the workaround is to make sure your specified file.dir in the config provider has the correct permissions. For example if you gave the following config.providers.aws.param.file.dir=/connector-files/aws then make sure you have the permission to write within the /connector-files/aws directory.

As long as you have the correct permissions within that folder you have specified, then it will create the full path in the background and it wont produce an error.

[davidsloan]

#19 (no longer storing secret files by path) and #50 (toggling on/off storing secrets using file.write property) should resolve this problem. Both will be included in the next release.

[davidsloan]

This is released in 2.3.0