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Cache bucket name optional account #113

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The IAM roles that we use for deployment require us to use certain resource name prefixes, along with the account ID and suffix this was pushing the cache bucket name over the 63 character limit imposed by AWS.
I have added an input variable to make the account ID in the bucket name optional as we did not require it, but wanted to maintain backwards compatibility for others.

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We have deployed the module to our environments.

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Please ensure you update the README in _docs/README.md. The README.md in the root can be updated by running the script ci/bin/autodocs.sh

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@Glen-Moonpig thanks for creating the PR, some small comments.

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@Glen-Moonpig thanks looks all good

@npalm npalm merged commit d714605 into cattle-ops:develop Aug 8, 2019
@Glen-Moonpig Glen-Moonpig deleted the cache-bucket-name-optional-account-id branch October 16, 2020 12:07
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