AWS Secrets Manager now supports managed external secrets for MongoDB Atlas and Confluent Cloud AWS Secrets Manager now supports managed external secrets for MongoDB Atlas and Confluent Cloud, enabling you to centrally manage and automatically rotate secrets for these third-party services directly from AWS Secrets Manager — without building or maintaining custom Lambda rotation functions. The MongoDB Atlas integration supports two secret types: database user secrets (username-password authentication via SCRAM) and service account secrets (OAuth client ID and secret). The Confluent Cloud integration supports API key rotation for service accounts, with support for both cluster-scoped and cloud resource management keys. All integrations include automatic rotation enabled by default, eliminating hardcoded secrets and reducing the operational overhead of managing secrets across multiple platforms. With managed external secrets, secret rotation is fully managed by AWS Secrets Manager using partner-provided rotation logic — no Lambda functions are deployed in your account. For example, a data pipeline using MongoDB Atlas and Confluent Kafka can now centralize secret management in AWS Secrets Manager, automatically rotating database and streaming platform secrets without modifying application code or managing separate rotation logic for each service. MongoDB Atlas and Confluent Cloud integrations for managed external secrets are available in all AWS Regions where managed external secrets is supported, joining existing integrations with Salesforce, Snowflake, and BigID. To learn more, visit the AWS Secrets Manager managed external secrets documentation (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/secretsmanager/latest/userguide/managed-external-secrets.html).