docs: clarify Bedrock IAM role support - #350
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Refs kagent-dev#349 Signed-off-by: Maaz Ghani <maazghani@gmail.com>
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Can I get a review? @christian-posta @craigbox @claude @dobesv |
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Looks good to me. Note however that I don't have the power to merge this ...
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@dobesv who does? |
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What seems to work is to join the discord and ping the #prs channel there. I'm not sure how to get a list of all the maintainers |
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thanks for your contribution @maazghani ! |
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Refs #349
This MR improves the Amazon Bedrock docs for kagent by making the Kubernetes authentication story clearer. The current docs can be read as if IRSA/workload identity is not supported, which may lead users toward access keys and Kubernetes secrets as the primary setup. These changes clarify that IRSA is supported today and should generally be the preferred approach for Kubernetes deployments.
The update also explains that Bedrock uses the standard AWS credential chain, adds IAM role and ServiceAccount-based setup examples, and makes apiKeySecret guidance more precise by noting that it is optional and only needed when using static access keys.
cc @boriscosic