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Product Update: Deprecating client secrets

StatelyDB is a friendlier way to use DynamoDB! If you’ve wanted the scalability of DynamoDB but found the developer experience frustrating, we’re building a better path. Our elastic schema combines the best of NoSQL and relational databases so you can build faster and stop worrying about every little decision.

We’ve made requesting and revoking Access Keys self-service, so you don’t need to get them from our team. You will need to create new Access Keys when using the latest versions of our SDKs.

What’s New: You need to visit the console and create a new Access Key. Click the Manage Access Keys button on the Dashboard page.

  • You will need to update to the latest version of our SDK to use an Access Key.
  • See the Creating a Client section of our documentation for help on configuring Access Keys.

Breaking Changes:

  • On February 15th any API calls using STATELY_CLIENT_ID and STATELY_CLIENT_SECRET will stop working.
  • SDK versions that use the legacy authentication will be revoked on March 1st.

Need Help? Email us at [email protected] if you need any help migrating off of legacy authentication!

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