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Fixes the Pulumi AWS provider rejecting the configured credentials. For engineers whose keys or session are present but invalid, covering rotation, typos, and revoked keys.
Fixes the Pulumi AWS provider failing when the region is missing. For engineers who configured credentials but no region, the fix is setting aws:region in stack config or environment.
Fixes the Pulumi AWS provider failing at preview with no valid credential sources. For engineers running Pulumi against AWS who see the provider registration fail and need to get credentials into the chain, via environment, shared config, SSO, or Pulumi ESC dynamic credentials.
Fixes Terraform's "Error: Provider produced inconsistent final plan ... produced an invalid new value", where a provider contradicts its own plan during apply. Use when apply fails this check after a clean plan. Triage is provider upgrade first, then issue report; not for config changes made between plan and apply.
Explains the CDKTF synth-time JSIIError raised when a nested configuration block is missing a required property (e.g. applyServerSideEncryptionByDefault on an S3 encryption rule). Shows how to read the error, find the required property in the provider docs, and supply it. Use when cdktf synth raises JSIIError naming a…
I guess both will work in mongoose await, its just error returned will be more detail for the exec one. Use this skill when the task matches the title above. Not for unrelated tools or errors; check the tool's own docs for those.
Fixes XAmzContentSHA256Mismatch failures after boto3 1.36.0 enabled default S3 integrity checksums, by pinning back to boto3<1.36.0 as a stopgap or upgrading and keeping checksums on. Use when PutObject calls start failing after a boto3 upgrade. Not for other S3 signature errors.
Backend: EKS + DocDB Elastic yields Mongoose distinct undefined error: : Hey there.
Hey there.
A practical guide for AWS S3. After boto3 1.36.0 turned on default S3 integrity checksums, PutObject calls can fail with XAmzContentSHA256Mismatch: The Content-SHA256 you specified did not match what we received. If this blocks you, pin back to the previous minor line as a stopgap: boto3<1.36.0, botocore<1.36.0, s3tra…
Fixed and deployed by the Tigris team: the unsupported location constraint is no longer silently dropped. If you are pinning data placement, verify the bucket's actual region after creation rather than trusting the successful response. Source: Source:
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Creating a bucket on Tigris with LocationConstraint=iad returns success but silently creates a Global bucket instead of an iad-region bucket. iad is not an AWS-defined location constraint, and Tigris was accepting it and discarding the placement requirement without any error. The risky behavior is the silent fallback:…
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This was a regression in the AWS SDK bundled with Serverless Framework 3.25.0, not a problem with your credentials or config. Upgrade to v3.25.1, which contains the fix. Multiple reporters confirmed deploys started working again immediately after the bump. If you are pinned to 3.25.0 for some reason, downgrading below…
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Right after upgrading the Serverless Framework to 3.25.0, every deploy started failing with "Request is missing Authentication Token", even though nothing changed in the AWS credentials or serverless.yml. The error came from the AWS SDK layer, not from the framework config. Dozens of users reported the identical break…
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Cut down your depends_on usage. First, remove depends_on entries that are not actually needed, since resource expressions usually already express the real dependencies. Where an ordering dependency is genuinely required, replace a depends_on on a whole module (e.g. depends_on = [module.eks]) with a terraform_data reso…
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After migrating a Terraform codebase to OpenTofu, tofu plan slowed from 1-2 minutes to 15-30 minutes (25 minutes in CI) on roughly 700 AWS resources across many modules. TF_LOG trace showed almost all the time went into the attachDataResourceDependsOnTransformer graph step. The slowness concentrated on modules connect…
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The Google-recommended approach for AWS-to-GCP auth is Workload Identity Federation instead of long-lived service-account keys: configure a workload identity pool for the AWS account and use google.auth with the external-account credentials file. It avoids key-file path issues entirely. As a fallback, setting process.…
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Creating secrets in GCP Secret Manager from an AWS Lambda using the Node.js client fails with: Error: Could not load the default credentials, even when projectId and the path to a service-account JSON key file are passed to the SecretManagerServiceClient constructor. Setting GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS at runtime w…
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This was a framework bug in aws-cdk-lib 2.41.0 to 2.43.0, fixed upstream, so upgrade to a version newer than 2.43.0. The issue only hit non-TypeScript languages using Model.EMPTY_MODEL (or other values returning deprecated class instances). After upgrading, the same MethodResponse code with response_models={'applicati…
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Using the CDK in Python with aws_apigateway, referencing agw.Model.EMPTY_MODEL in method responses started failing with jsii.errors.JavaScriptError: Unable to serialize value as aws-cdk-lib.aws_apigateway.IModel. It affected CDK users in every language except TypeScript/JavaScript, on framework versions 2.41.0 through…
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The JavaScript SDK does not support app clients that have a client secret, so when you create the app for your user pool the generate client secret box must be unchecked. If its checked youll get Missing credentials in config or Unable to verify secret hash for client. Create a new app client without a secret or unche…
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Update to the latest version of the CodeBuild local agent: AWS staff confirmed the credential-forwarding fix there (SHA 78f5c1a...), and the reporter verified builds now work. Keep your AWS credentials file and config in place; the fix is on the agent side. Source:
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Following the Cognito JS sample code for signUp, I kept getting CredentialsError: Missing credentials in config even though Id set everything up. Others on the thread hit the same wall and one person got Unable to verify secret hash for client. The thread is from 2016 and an AWS person gave the definitive answer.
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Using the CodeBuild local agent (codebuild_build.sh), builds fail because AWS credentials are not passed into the build when the buildspec uses parameter-store variables (env.parameter-store). The local agent did not forward the host's AWS config directory credentials into the build container in that path.
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In SDK v3, convert the Body with the stream helpers instead of calling toString directly: await response.Body.transformToString() for text, transformToByteArray() for bytes, or transformToWebStream() to keep streaming. To save to disk without buffering the whole object, pipe the stream with node:stream pipeline into a…
Problem outcome: unknown