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@y00273676 Can you use the same credential to access AWS S3 successfully by AWS CLI? Looks like the secret key missing? You may check if it exists in the AWS |
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The secret key is not missing, I can upload file to s3 and get key list by AWS CLI |
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How did you deploy pulsar to EKS? Do you have any configuration files? Do you deploy the cluster with helm charts? |
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Describe the bug
As deploying Pulsar inside AWS EKS (Kubernetes hosted by AWS), while trying to use the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY to assume the AWS credential in order to offload ledgers into S3 Bucket, I've encountered exceptions like:
Login the eks pod
So the AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY is valid
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
precondition: the aws s3 bucket was created
Deploy Pulsar Broker within a EKS pod, if that is too costy, you can inject environement variables and broker.conf like this:
Set the. offload threshold manually
Send pulsar msg to you topic
Get offload status
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