I used AWS Cloud9, which has it's own .aws/credentials, also many examples only used an ID and a secret, but I got some errors about an invalid token.
When I configure everything manually, I get Cloud9 errors. It wants to manage the credentials by itself.
When I disable the c9 management, and reconfigure with serverless, the token goes missing.
In the end I had to add the administration privileges to my c9 user to get it to work and let c9 manage the credentials to have a valid token. Serverless would use the [default] credentials of c9.
I also wanted to add a [serverless] credential, but c9 stops updating the token if I change the file manually.
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My first issue was the credentials.
I used AWS Cloud9, which has it's own
.aws/credentials, also many examples only used an ID and a secret, but I got some errors about an invalid token.When I configure everything manually, I get Cloud9 errors. It wants to manage the credentials by itself.
When I disable the c9 management, and reconfigure with serverless, the token goes missing.
In the end I had to add the administration privileges to my c9 user to get it to work and let c9 manage the credentials to have a valid token. Serverless would use the
[default]credentials of c9.I also wanted to add a
[serverless]credential, but c9 stops updating the token if I change the file manually.