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If I try to cat from source cat ~/.aws/credentials
.. everything ok. What could be the problem?
@sb check out https://github.com/mcohen01/amazonica#authentication - you can define a auth/config map, and pass that as the first argument to a call to a service, and that’ll use the provided creds.
That said, if you’ve got them stored in .aws/credentials, they should be able to be read automatically without passing them (generally better, so that you’re not storing creds in your code)
I'm not sure what you mean by "In remote mode not"
so here's a note I have in one of my projects. I use IAM roles in production to get AWS credentials
but If I am running locally,
i set AWS environment variables
just an fyi incase anyone is interested, if you have multiple AWS profiles and you want to use your .credentials file
I switched computers.. and flag like read this channel. Thanks for your responses! I solved this via API setup.
AWS_PROFILE="integrated" lein run
works as well