feat(parameters): add support for retrieving batch of secrets #7058
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Issue number: #4200
Summary
Changes
This pull request implements batch secrets retrieval functionality for AWS Secrets Manager using the
batch_get_secret_valueAPI. The implementation introduces a newget_secrets_by_name()function that provides a interface similar to the existingget_parameters_by_namefunction, allowing users to retrieve multiple secrets in a single API call for significant performance improvements and cost optimization.User experience
Before this change:
Users had to make individual API calls for each secret, resulting in poor performance and higher costs:
After this change:
Users can retrieve multiple secrets in a single API call with the same familiar interface:
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Is this a breaking change?
RFC issue number: N/A - This is a non-breaking additive feature
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