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The location of the configuration file for the keyring_aws  plugin. This variable is unavailable unless that plugin is installed. 

At plugin startup, keyring_aws  reads the AWS secret access key ID and key from the configuration file. For the keyring_aws  plugin to start successfully, the configuration file must exist and contain valid secret access key information, initialized as described in Section 6.4.4.9, “Using the keyring_aws Amazon Web Services Keyring Plugin” . 

The default file name is keyring_aws_conf , located in the default keyring file directory. The location of this default directory is the same as for the keyring_file_data  system variable. See the description of that variable for details, as well as for considerations to take into account if you create the directory manually. 

• keyring_aws_data_file 

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The location of the storage file for the keyring_aws  plugin. This variable is unavailable unless that plugin is installed. 

At plugin startup, if the value assigned to keyring_aws_data_file  specifies a file that does not exist, the keyring_aws  plugin attempts to create it (as well as its parent directory, if necessary). If the file does exist, keyring_aws  reads any encrypted keys contained in the file into its in-memory cache. keyring_aws  does not cache unencrypted keys in memory. 

The default file name is keyring_aws_data , located in the default keyring file directory. The location of this default directory is the same as for the keyring_file_data  system variable. See the description of that variable for details, as well as for considerations to take into account if you create the directory manually. 

• keyring_aws_region 

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