Does bamboo make my AWS Access Identifiers (ID & Secret) that I entered in the Admisitration Panel available anywhere on the elastic instance? I want to upload some files to an S3 bucket from one of my build plans that uses the same identifiers.
No, it's not available anywhere - you have to hardcode it in your script. We try to transfer as few credentials to the instance as possible.
You could put them in a file created via an instance setup script (check your image configuration) - in this way you'd have a single point where you define them.
Thanks!
So if I add:
export AWS_KEY=XXXXXX export AWS_SECRET=XXXXXX
to the setup script in the instance configuration, those vars will be available to the bamboo user when running a job via "$AWS_KEY" and "$AWS_SECRET"?
Will they also be available to the root user when running customise-extras.sh?
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No, that won't work. You'd need to store them in a file and access it from your scripts.
If you want to make them available in customise-extras.sh, you can also put them into
/etc/defaults
on your EBS.
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