aws-credentials-http
This package provides a container HTTP credential resolver and chain provider.
Installation
uv pip install aws-credentials-http
Once installed, the provider registers itself with the SDK's modular credential
chain. When a client resolves credentials through the default chain, it
will attempt this source when the container credential environment variables
(AWS_CONTAINER_CREDENTIALS_RELATIVE_URI or AWS_CONTAINER_CREDENTIALS_FULL_URI)
are set, unless a higher-precedence source resolves credentials first.
Client Configuration
To use this resolver explicitly, set the aws_credentials_identity_resolver
property on a service client's config to a ContainerCredentialsResolver
instance:
from aws_credentials_http import ContainerCredentialsResolver
service_client = ServiceClient(
config=ServiceClientConfig(
aws_credentials_identity_resolver=ContainerCredentialsResolver(),
)
)
Standalone
The resolver can also be used on its own to fetch credentials directly:
import asyncio
from aws_credentials_http import ContainerCredentialsResolver
async def main() -> None:
resolver = ContainerCredentialsResolver()
identity = await resolver.get_identity(properties={})
asyncio.run(main())
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