This is a significant change for users who already have the AWS_PROFILE set to something other than “default”. Currently, if you have set AWS_PROFILE, the SDK ignores it. After this change, the SDK will no longer ignore the AWS_PROFILE environment variable. This means that ...
variable "private_subnets" { description = "VPC Private Subnets which EKS cluster is deployed in" type = list(any) } ### # Variables defined using Environment Variables ### variable "rolearn" { description = "Add admin role to the aws-auth configmap" type = string ...
AWS_PROFILE- environment variable When this environment variable is set to a named profile or "default", all SDK code and AWS CLI commands use the settings in that profile. Linux/macOS example of setting environment variables via command line: ...
If defined, this environment variable overrides the value for the profile setting aws_access_key_id. You can't specify the access key ID by using a command line option. AWS_ACCOUNT_ID Specifies the AWS account-based endpoint ID to use for calls to supported AWS services. For more informatio...
Specifying an alternate credential profile for a client If the client wants to specify a particular credential profile as part of the client configuration rather than through the environment variable AWS_PROFILE, they can pass in the name of the profile as a client configuration property: ...
Type: String Default value: nullIf you wish to use a specific AWS credentials profile you can specify it here, otherwise it will use the environment default. You can also specify it with the environment variable AWS_PROFILEoptions.RoleArnType: String Default value: null...
and place it in~/.aws/config(or in%UserProfile%\.aws\configon Windows). If you wish to place the config file in a different location than the one specified above, you need to tell the AWS CLI where to find it. Do this by setting the appropriate environment variable: ...
AWS profile cmdawill respect theAWS_PROFILEenvironment variable, or the--profilecommand line flag if you want to use a non-default AWS profile. aws --profile my-profile configure set cmda_function my-CmdaFunction-1234cmda --profile my-profile info ...
Using an SSO profile is the same as any other AWS CLI profile. You can specify the SSO profile name using --profile on the command line, or export the AWS_DEFAULT_PROFILE environment variable with your SSO profile name. aws2 s3 ls --profile my-sso-profile Bash The CLI will automatically...
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