Beanstalk Maven Plugin – beanstalk:expose-security-credentials

beanstalk:expose-security-credentials

Full name:

br.com.ingenieux:beanstalk-maven-plugin:1.5.6:expose-security-credentials

Description:

Exposes (i.e., copies) the security credentials from settings.xml into project properties

You can define the server, or not. If you don't, it will work if you did something like that

<configuration>
  <exposes>
    <expose>
      <serverId>${beanstalk.serverId}</serverId>
      <accessKey>aws.accessKey</accessKey>
      <secretKey>aws.accessKey</secretKey>
    </expose>
  </exposes>
</configuration>

While it might look silly (and silly enough to get its own Plugin instead of beanstalker), it power comes when combined with the Properties Maven Plugin

Attributes:

Requires a Maven project to be executed.
Since version: 0.2.7-RC4.

Required Parameters

Name	Type	Since	Description
<session>	MavenSession	0.2.7-RC4	(no description) Default value is: ${session}.

Optional Parameters

Name	Type	Since	Description
<credentialId>	String	0.2.7-RC4	The credential id (on ~/.aws/credentials file) to use) Default value is: default. User property is: beanstalker.credentialId.
<endpointUrl>	String	0.2.7-RC4	Endpoint URL User property is: beanstalk.endpointUrl.
<exposes>	Expose[]	0.2.7-RC4	Which Server Settings to Expose?
<ignoreExceptions>	boolean	0.2.7-RC4	Ignore Exceptions? Default value is: false. User property is: beanstalker.ignoreExceptions.
<project>	MavenProject	0.2.7-RC4	(no description) Default value is: ${project}.
<regionName>	String	0.2.7-RC4	Service region e.g. "us-east-1" See this list for reference. User property is: beanstalker.region.
<serverId>	String	0.2.7-RC4	The server id in maven settings.xml to use for AWS Services Credentials (accessKey / secretKey) Default value is: aws.amazon.com. User property is: beanstalker.serverId.
<verbose>	boolean	0.2.7-RC4	Verbose Logging? Default value is: false. User property is: beanstalker.verbose.