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Today, you can use JWT SVIDs to authenticate to AWS using OIDC federation. However, this has a key limitation, the JWT must be written to the filesystem where it can be read by the AWS SDK, and then it's location must be provided via the AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE environment variable or web_identity_token_file configuration option.
Today, you can use JWT SVIDs to authenticate to AWS using OIDC federation. However, this has a key limitation, the JWT must be written to the filesystem where it can be read by the AWS SDK, and then it's location must be provided via the
AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE
environment variable orweb_identity_token_file
configuration option.I suggest that we add a new subcommand which:
This has the following advantages over the existing flow:
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