~/.aws/credentials parsing, session layer ? about aws-elixir

[philss]

@dynnamitt Interesting. I didn't know about this config file. Please go ahead if you to submit a PR :)

[jadeallenx]

That's literally why this library exists.

[pranavraja]

I've run into the need to parse ~/.aws/credentials files as well, including assuming roles via the source_profile property, and usually end up writing a helper function like in https://gist.github.com/pranavraja/f3585456d02216eba40dfc2605570935

[aleDsz]

@dynnamitt I'll open a PR based on your project (dynnamitt/ex_aws_cconf#1) to aws_credentials, which already support multiple profiles, but only via application env/erlang env. This is debatable on how this application should handle these configurations, but we should be able to read the sabe profile for both files.

The code is here: https://github.com/aleDsz/aws_credentials/tree/ale-support-aws-config-file

I'm probably missing something from ~/.aws/config file, but I'll be reading more about and updating my code. Some feedback would be awesome ❤️

[dynnamitt]

That's literally why this library exists.

"aws_credentials" would solve some parts of it yes, but (there is always a but):

1. no ~/.aws/config provider
   profiles here can trigger new sts "credential request" via either:
   - mfa_serial (tricky interactive stuff)
   - assume-role (role_arn)
   - sso
2. no hex.pm publishing

I'm just learning Elixir ... writing a config provider in Erlang isn't an option for me

I'll see what I can cook up (in elixir) , on a path of reading other SDKs currently