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It would be better to just have the s3proxy use a single account on the backend instead of reusing the incoming credentials. This way the admin can have a single backend s3 account, and provide internal access through local IAM management.
The changes will need to be that S3be should init with its own s3access/s3secret that get configured from cli or environment. And the S3 actions should use this account for backend access instead of the stored credentials in the context.
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It would be better to just have the s3proxy use a single account on the backend instead of reusing the incoming credentials. This way the admin can have a single backend s3 account, and provide internal access through local IAM management.
The changes will need to be that S3be should init with its own s3access/s3secret that get configured from cli or environment. And the S3 actions should use this account for backend access instead of the stored credentials in the context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: