Configuring an AWS Access Key
In order to create AWS connectors, you need to add at least one AWS Access Key, which provides the required long-term AWS security credentials used to derive temporary AWS security credentials for your Atlassian users – refer to Create individual IAM users for details.
Pseudo AWS Access Keys for EC2/ECS/EKS
Instead of an actual AWS Access Key with long-term credentials, you can also enable pseudo access keys to leverage the temporary credentials provided by EC2/ECS instance profiles and EKS service accounts, refer to Configuring an AWS Connector for details.
Provisioning AWS Resources
Use the provided CloudFormation Templates to provision appropriate IAM resources.
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Configuration
To configure an AWS Access Key:
Navigate to the Identity Federation for AWS configuration.
Click Edit for an existing AWS Connector, or click Create connector to create a new one.
Click Edit for an existing AWS Access Key, or click Add access key to create a new one.
Complete the following settings:
Partition | (Labs feature) Select the partition the Access Key belongs to. This setting is hidden until any non standard AWS partition has been enabled. |
Key Alias | Specify an alias to identify this Access Key. |
Access Key ID | Provide the Access Key ID of your long-term AWS Security Credentials. |
Secret Access Key | Provide the Secret Access Key of your long term AWS Security Credentials. |