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feat(service): Add support for host plugin AssumeRole #49
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TODO: Update Boundary SDK dep when that gets merged into the Community edition |
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Some minor comments, just a ping to @ddebko to give this a review as well please
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I want to take a second look at the unit tests with fresh eyes. So I will review the PR again tomorrow.
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This looks great, thanks for all the hard work.
This commit also introduces a new dry run validation step when creating or updating a host catalog. Additionally, it introduces new tests related to using AssumeRole credentials, as well as more error and success state cases. service/host/plugin.go now closely follows service/storage/plugin.go. This is by design as to bring both "halves" of the AWS plugin into parity with each other.
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This commit also introduces a new dry run validation step when creating or updating a host catalog. Additionally, it introduces new tests related to using AssumeRole credentials, as well as more error and success state cases.
service/host/plugin.go now closely follows service/storage/plugin.go. This is by design as to bring both "halves" of the AWS plugin into parity with each other.