EC2 IAM Role about laravel-dynamodb HOT 7 CLOSED

Good question.

Found this in the docs: "If no credentials are provided, the SDK will attempt to load them from the environment". Have you tried to not set anything and see? Ultimately, you can write your own service provider (replace BaoPham\DynamoDb\DynamoDbServiceProvider::class with your own in the config/app.php which should look like DynamoDbServiceProvider with the exception that you will pass in $config that has no credentials.

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Ah yeah, this should be easy to do.

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@hakimirahim Just for clarity, have you created an instance profile, and assigned the role to that profile?

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just managed to dive into this project again.
the solution that works is by creating my own service provider as suggested. completely removing the credentials from $config made it work.

Thank you

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Hi Baopham

First of all, I appreciate you writing this plugin and I will be gladly using it for my project!

About this issue:
As this is the most "best-practice" method to identify yourself with the AWS API's, I think this should be a feature of your project.

If adding a simple empty statement checking for any of the 'key', 'secret' or 'token' vars could delete the whole 'credentials' item from the array could solve this issue. This would mean that I do not have to clone your Service Provider and can use the package out of the box.

Do you think it is a possibility to add this feature?

Thank you.

Steff

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@hakimirahim @stemis
This should work now. You just need to leave these envs DYNAMODB_KEY, DYNAMODB_SECRET, AWS_SESSION_TOKEN empty

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@baopham

Should do yes!
Thank you for the quick response :)

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