Implement Refreshable Chained AWS Session for Multi-Account Role Assumption #59
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Overview
This PR introduces functionality to establish a chained AWS session for multi-account role assumption, allowing the system to:
proxy account
and use the resulting credentials.customer account
.RefreshableCredentials
to maintain seamless, uninterrupted access.Context
Due to the requirement to perform operations in a
customer account
by first assuming a role in an intermediate (proxy) account, this chained session approach enables:Implementation Details
Primary Role Assumption (Proxy Account):
AssumeRoleCredentialFetcher
to assume a role inProxy
.RefreshableCredentials
is used to enable automatic refreshing on expiration.Chained Role Assumption (Customer Account):
Customer
.AssumeRoleCredentialFetcher
is set up withRefreshableCredentials
to automatically refresh upon expiry.Default Session Setup for boto3:
boto3
to use this chained session, so all AWS API calls automatically utilize the assumed roles without additional configuration.Example Usage
The setup function initializes the chained session, and subsequent boto3 clients can be created without additional steps. Here’s a usage example: