This video tutorial guides users through the process of storing a new secret in AWS Secrets Manager. It begins with accessing the AWS Management Console and navigating to the Secrets Manager service. The tutorial then details the steps involved in storing a secret, including selecting the secret type, specifying credentials, and finalizing the storage process. The video concludes with instructions on how to access and use the stored secret for web applications.

What is the first step to store a new secret in AWS Secrets Manager?

• Login to AWS Management Console

• Select the secret type

• Choose the encryption key

• Specify the secret name

Which secret type should be selected for storing RDS database credentials?

• Roads database

• Redshift cluster

• RDS database

• API key

What can be specified to ensure the secret is stored securely?

• RDS instance

• Database username

• Encryption key

• Secret name

After storing a secret, how can web applications use it?

• By accessing the AWS Management Console

• By using the secret name to access credentials

• By selecting the secret type

• By specifying the encryption key

What is the final step in the process of storing a secret?

• Click on Store

• Click on Services

• Choose the secret type

• Specify the database username