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    Create a key pair and b64 encode them:
    ```
    ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -m PEM -f ./jwtcookie.key
    rsa_priv_key=$(openssl base64 -in jwtcookie.key -A)
    rsa_pub_key=$(openssl base64 -in jwtcookie.key.pub -A)
    ```

    Put the base-64 encoded keys into a json file like so:

    ```
    cat << EOL > jwtkeys.json
    {
    "rsa_priv_key": "$rsa_priv_key",
    "rsa_pub_key": "$rsa_pub_key"
    }
    EOL
    ```

    Create the secret in AWS, referencing the json file created above

    ```
    aws $AWSENV secretsmanager create-secret --name jwt_secret_for_tea \
    --description "RS256 keys for app JWT cookies" \
    --secret-string file://jwtkeys.json
    ```