On 17/10/2024 09:25, Pavel Raiskup via infrastructure wrote:
Hello team, I now realized that we have these files: files/aws/iam/policies/ files/aws/iam/policies/fcos-builds-releng.json files/aws/iam/policies/robosignatory-fcos-devel.json files/aws/iam/policies/fcos-upload-amis.json files/aws/iam/policies/fedora-infra-ec2.json files/aws/iam/policies/fedora-centos-ec2.json files/aws/iam/policies/fcos-poc-artifacts.json files/aws/iam/policies/fedora-copr-ec2.json These seem to be some initial copies of the policy file, and are probably staled. I'm curious whether we are interested in making the policies maintained from batcave - via IAM API. If so, I think I could help with the ansible.git changes (but I think I'd need more EC2 privileges to tweak the policies). Pavel
Interesting as for CentOS it's not managed by Fedora infra ansible git so before you do anything, please ensure that the "fedora-centos-ec2.json" policy is removed from ansible git (as it's not the current version anyway) and that it wouldn't remove other existing centos* IAM policies :-)
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