Add support for different AWS authentication types #22
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Adds support for all the different authentication types the AWS boto library supports, including environment variables, shared credentials files, and IAM roles. Also document config options.
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Also addresses #15 |
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I'm running this tap on AWS infrastructure so don't want it to assume a role for me, instead I want it to pick up credentials from the local env. See https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/guide/configuration.html |
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Sounds very similar to my use case. This will be extremely helpful! Thank you for sharing. |
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@rpaterson FYI - I hope to use this fork/PR as well for my use case. I've compiled notes to eventually feed expanded |
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Allows authenticating with environment variables,
shared credentials file, AWS config file, and IAM roles.