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If you are working with Amazon Web Services (AWS), you may have heard the term "assuming a role" in the context of one role using another role. This phrase refers to the process of temporarily taking on a specific set of permissions or privileges within an AWS account, in order to perform certain actions or access specific resources.
Since when we are using the AWS console we are using a specific role to have access, we can assume another role as well.
21/02/2023
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If we try to run localstack using colima we might face the following error:
$ localstack status services
✖ ERROR: could not connect to LocalStack health endpoint at http://localhost:4566
20/02/2023
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Executing a lambda function we might find that if fails with the following error:
2023-02-04T21:15:33.723+01:00 START RequestId: 7cb12d0d-1e8c-4a8d-485a-0f5dced9a545 Version: $LATEST
2023-02-04T21:15:33.723+01:00 fork/exec /var/task/demo: exec format error: PathError null
2023-02-04T21:15:33.724+01:00 END RequestId: 7cb12d0d-1e8c-4a8d-485a-0f5dced9a545
13/02/2023
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The AWS CLI is a command line interface for interacting with AWS services. To install it in an Alpine-based container we can use pip instead of going thru all the trouble of downloading a zip and install it by running some script.
09/02/2023
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Lambda functions sometimes might need to interact with other AWS services that depending on how we are configuring it might need some explicit permissions to be set.
06/02/2023
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