fix: Handle default authentication for SQS #809
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Motivation
Current SQS implementation requires credentials to be passed in environment variables, and does not support aws config file or pod service account on kubernetes.
Description
Use the package
AWSSDK.SecurityToken
to handle the default authentication for AWS services, as it's currently done for S3 Adapter.Testing
Test has been done locally with localstack, as well as on AWS with an actual SQS, and bindings between Kubernetes service account and IAM role.
Impact
When both S3 and SQS is configured to use the IAM roles through Kubernetes service account, there is a loading issue for the AWSSDK.SecurityToken assembly while creating a SQS client.
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