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At my company, a few of us (developers, PMs, admins) manage a fair number of envs, feature flags, and configs that live in AWS Parameter Store. It involves a lot of toggling, value changes, and general upkeep. The default AWS Parameter Store UI makes this harder than it needs to be. Everything shows up as one flat list with no grouping, and switching between profiles like prod, UAT, and dev adds friction to something that should be simple. I also noticed a lot of similar complaints on this sub about the parameter store, so it seemed worth solving properly. I worked with a UX designer and talked to developers who use Parameter Store daily to figure out where the actual pain points were, then built a new interface around that. It's made our env migrations noticeably easier since. Some of the features: • Tree view for paths and nested paths, so parameters group logically instead of showing up as one long list • Kept the standard table view as well, for anyone who prefers that • Fuzzy search across both names and values • Bulk delete • Easy switching between AWS profiles and regions It's packaged as a Docker container, since we originally built it for internal use. Setup just takes ‘ docker compose up ’. You log in with an AWS access key and secret key, which get stored in the container's local AWS config, and the backend uses that to pull your parameters. Sharing here in case it's useful to others dealing with the same issues. The repo's public if you want to look at the code or try it out yourself: AWE-SSM Would love to hear any feedback or thoughts if you check it out.   submitted by   /u/Hasrirama [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/26 16:23:32