Right, I have this:
``` awsProvider, err := aws.N...
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polite-needle-86030
04/11/2024, 2:20 PMRight, I have this:
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awsProvider, err := aws.NewProvider(ctx, "aws", &aws.ProviderArgs{
AccessKey: awsConfig.RequireSecret("access_key"),
SecretKey: awsConfig.RequireSecret("secret_key"),
Region: pulumi.String(awsConfig.Require("region")),
})
if err != nil {
return err
} Copy code
pulumi:providers:aws (aws):
error: pulumi:providers:aws resource 'aws' has a problem: unable to validate AWS credentials.
Details: loading configuration: error fetching config from profile, default, Error using profile:
2, partial credentials found for profile defaults
stocky-restaurant-98004
04/15/2024, 6:44 PMPulumi's AWS provider uses the same credential chain as TF's AWS provider. You can also store your creds in your stack configuration file.
stocky-restaurant-98004
04/15/2024, 6:45 PM(Also uses the same credential chain as stuff like boto3.)
stocky-restaurant-98004
04/15/2024, 6:46 PMAlso, you don't need to use an explicit provider unless you want to. There's a default provider that you don't have to declare explicitly. (Some people like to use explicit providers everywhere, tho - nothing wrong with either case.)
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polite-needle-86030
04/15/2024, 10:03 PMI had a incomplete default profile for AWS... hence the trouble...
And yes, I did in the end put these credentials so AWS uses its default provider (it's an add-on to a GCP project - router53 - hence why I didn't want it to be in defaults, but nonetheless ended up there)
polite-needle-86030
04/15/2024, 10:03 PMThank you!
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