StringParameterAttributes Struct
Attributes for parameters of various types of string.
Example
const parameterVersion = Token.asNumber({ Ref: 'MyParameter' });
// Retrieve the latest value of the non-secret parameter
// with name "/My/String/Parameter".
const stringValue = ssm.StringParameter.fromStringParameterAttributes(this, 'MyValue', {
parameterName: '/My/Public/Parameter',
// 'version' can be specified but is optional.
}).stringValue;
const stringValueVersionFromToken = ssm.StringParameter.fromStringParameterAttributes(this, 'MyValueVersionFromToken', {
parameterName: '/My/Public/Parameter',
// parameter version from token
version: parameterVersion,
}).stringValue;
// Retrieve a specific version of the secret (SecureString) parameter.
// 'version' is always required.
const secretValue = ssm.StringParameter.fromSecureStringParameterAttributes(this, 'MySecureValue', {
parameterName: '/My/Secret/Parameter',
version: 5,
});
const secretValueVersionFromToken = ssm.StringParameter.fromSecureStringParameterAttributes(this, 'MySecureValueVersionFromToken', {
parameterName: '/My/Secret/Parameter',
// parameter version from token
version: parameterVersion,
});
Properties
forceDynamicReferencebooleanforce_dynamic_referenceboolforceDynamicReferenceBooleanForceDynamicReferenceboolForceDynamicReference*bool= false#By default, CDK tries to deduce an appropriate representation based on the parameter value (a CfnParameter or a dynamic reference). Use this flag to override the representation when it does not work.
parameterNamestringparameter_namestrparameterNameStringParameterNamestringParameterName*stringrequired#This value can be a token or a concrete string. If it is a concrete string and includes "/" it must also be prefixed with a "/" (fully-qualified).
Default: auto-detect based on parameterName
notes
A parameter name without any "/" is considered a simple name. If the parameter name includes "/", setting simpleName to true might cause unintended issues such as duplicate "/" in the resulting ARN.
This is required only if parameterName is a token, which means we are unable to detect if the name is simple or "path-like" for the purpose of rendering SSM parameter ARNs.
If parameterName is not specified, simpleName must be true (or undefined) since the name generated by AWS CloudFormation is always a simple name.
typeParameterTypetypeParameterTypetypeParameterTypeTypeParameterTypeTypeParameterType= ParameterType.STRINGdeprecated#valueTypeParameterValueTypevalue_typeParameterValueTypevalueTypeParameterValueTypeValueTypeParameterValueTypeValueTypeParameterValueType= ParameterValueType.STRING#notes
Using specific types can be helpful in catching invalid values at the start of creating or updating a stack. CloudFormation validates the values against existing values in the account.
Note - if you want to allow values from different AWS accounts, use ParameterValueType.STRING
Default: The latest version will be retrieved.