provider/aws: Fail silently in ValidateCredentials for IAM users #2959
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WIP, don't merge yetThis should
helpfix #2828 and #2955 (introduced by #2730) by failing silently in the event of anAccessDenied
orValidationError
error message from theiam.GetUser
call. Instance Profiles may not have this role/permission, but right now we're failing here. If there exists any hierarchy of nodes (dependencies), you can trigger a crash (patched in #2963).iam.GetUser
with an IAM profile will receive anAccessDenied
error message.iam.GetUser
will return aValidationError
regarding a missing user nameTesting this now, may change to specifically confirm theGood To GoawsErr.Message()
containsiam:GetUser
message