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[feature] S3 Integration for Artifact Storage (IRSA) #8502

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ryansteakley opened this issue Nov 28, 2022 · 5 comments
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[feature] S3 Integration for Artifact Storage (IRSA) #8502

ryansteakley opened this issue Nov 28, 2022 · 5 comments

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@ryansteakley
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S3 Integration for Artifact Storage (IRSA)

As of Kubeflow pipelines 2.0-alpha6 release, using IRSA for artifact storage in S3 is not fully supported(details later in the doc). There has been a long-running thread with high-interest for this functionality in the kubeflow pipelines github. These proposal aims to address it.

To support using IRSA with S3, we want to add the AWS JS SDK credentials module to the frontend container image and update the aws-helper to use credentialProviderChain function from the AWS JS SDK.

Please read the following design document to better understand the reasoning and use-case behind this feature.


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surajkota commented Nov 30, 2022

Hi @zijianjoy @jlyaoyuli Can you please tag Jo Li/people from frontend side to review this proposal

cc @chensun, @james-jwu

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Hi @gkcalat, I believe @ryansteakley is interested to contribute this functionality. Shall we go ahead with the PR?
@jlyaoyuli let us know if you have any comments

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gkcalat commented Dec 6, 2022

/assign @chensun

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resolved by #8651 merged, thanks everyone!

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