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I have a parameter that is deployed across all accounts in my organization.
The parameter has been configured differently in some accounts. I want to check how the configuration varies across the organization.
Specifically I want to check which parameters with a given name across the organization are using standard-tier v advanced-tier.
So I was surprised to discover today that AWS Config does not yet support SSM Parameters at all.
I expected a query like this to give me a summary of one type versus the other.
SELECT configuration.tier, COUNT(*) WHERE resourceType = 'AWS::SSM::Parameter' AND resourceName = '/my/org/wide/param' GROUP BY configuration.tier ;
With a result like this:
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I second this! Looking for the same to validate proper log group usage for Systems Manager
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I too would like this, especially to confirm Secure-String.
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I have a parameter that is deployed across all accounts in my organization.
The parameter has been configured differently in some accounts. I want to check how the configuration varies across the organization.
Specifically I want to check which parameters with a given name across the organization are using standard-tier v advanced-tier.
So I was surprised to discover today that AWS Config does not yet support SSM Parameters at all.
I expected a query like this to give me a summary of one type versus the other.
With a result like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: