Assuming AWS IAM Roles from the AWS CLI

[@HellaGood-ws6hf]

As always Neals’ videos never disappoint me. They always helped me learning aws not only here but in udemy as well. Thank you 😊

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[@tehsimo]

Thanks for this, it cleared up a load of questions I had about assuming roles

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[@RT-eb6vo]

Would have been good to include a step showing how to encrypt those credentials.

[@shaikabdhulkhaleel6564]

How can we find IAM role is attached or not to the EC2 instance, but the condition is we don't have AWS console access. The only option is to check with AWS CLI.

[@martinthong125]

An error occurred (ExpiredToken) when calling the AssumeRole operation: The security token included in the request is expired. How to solve this?

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[@andrewa3216]

Not really sure how im doing this wrong -- anytime I do the same exact steps I get 'source profile default must have credentials'

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[@blanky_nap]

@andrewa3216 Have you previously run aws configure and pasted the access and the secret keys for default profile?

[@Saitama-ur3lq]

@@blanky_nap doesnt it say that you should not use long term credentials? i did not create any long term credentials at all