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I am using aws provider with my OVH credentials

```    const awsProvider = new aws.Provider(OVH_S3_AWS_PROVIDER_NAME, {
        region: 'gra' as aws.Region,
        accessKey: S3Credential.accessKeyId,
        secretKey: S3Credential.secretAccessKey,
        skipCredentialsValidation: true,
        skipRequestingAccountId: true,
        skipRegionValidation: true,
        endpoints: [
            {
                s3: OVH_S3_ENDPOINT,
            },
        ],
    });


    const bucket = new aws.s3.Bucket(
        'bucket',
        {
            bucket: `${projectName}-front-bucket`,
            corsRules: [
                {
                    allowedHeaders: ['Authorization'],
                    allowedMethods: ['GET', 'HEAD'],
                    allowedOrigins: ['*'],
                    exposeHeaders: ['Access-Control-Allow-Origin'],
                },
            ],
            acl: 'public-read',
        },
        { provider: awsProvider },
    );```

My S3 is well created so I suppose that my credentials are corrects, but the problem might be in api

why are you using the AWS provider to create a bucket in OVH&gt;?

the OVH API is s3 compatible for clients, but you’ll need to use an actual OVH provider to create infrastructure in OVH

Mains reasons
• Can’t find anything to create a S3 with ovh resource. OVH does not seem to propose it
• Every terraform tuto, articles I’ve found use aws provider to manage s3 bucket, even if the bucket is on OVH
• it worked, the s3 is well created
I’ve used properties design to skip some check

```        skipCredentialsValidation: true,
        skipRequestingAccountId: true,
        skipRegionValidation: true,```