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Support provider authentication using GetClusterCredentials#3
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Note: not all tests will pass with the changes here, until #4 is merged. |
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In our environment, users are always created
WITH PASSWORD DISABLE(except for superusers, who have randomly-generated passwords that are never distributed to them or saved anywhere, and thus are only known during the user creation process itself). In order to authenticate to Redshift, all users must call GetClusterCredentials.This PR adds a new, optional block in the provider configuration:
temporary_credentials{}. Whenpasswordis not specified buttemporary_credentialsis, then the provider will authenticate usingGetClusterCredentials.Note: I did add an acceptance test case for this configuration but I haven't modified any of the resource tests to use it because it just seemed to blow out the execution time without adding any real value.