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On start up containers can call a storage service directly using the *Stash* CLI and create a configuration file inside the container allowing the application to load it into memory.
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**Requirement**: The stash.yml file used to sync the configuration must included in the Docker image where *Stash* can find it.
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**Requirement**: The stash.yml file used to sync the configuration must be included in the Docker image where *Stash* can find it.
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### Method 2: File Injection (Stash CLI)
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**Supports**: ECS Fargate Containers
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On start up containers can call a storage service directly using the *Stash* CLI and inject secrets into a configuration file inside the container allowing the application to load the file containing the secrets into memory. Secret tokens can be added to a configuration file that is checked into a repository.
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The tokens are AWS Secret Manager secret names. Use double colons, `::`, to specify any field in the secret's json object.
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