feat(aws_s3 source): separate s3 and sqs auth

[sonnens]

Summary

add an s3_auth config option, using different credentials for polling SQS and fetching files from S3

Change Type

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Non-functional (chore, refactoring, docs)
• Performance

Is this a breaking change?

• Yes
• No

How did you test this PR?

a different role authorized to poll SQS and S3

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References

• Closes: Separate AWS auth for SQS & S3 in the aws_s3 source #23078

[milas]

Had this same use case come up and found this PR, so cherry-picked it - thanks 👍🏻

fwiw I do think that having auth remain as the S3 auth and making sqs.auth the "override" would be more consistent, as the other SQS config is already in under the sqs key: https://vector.dev/docs/reference/configuration/sources/aws_s3/#sqs

[sonnens]

Had this same use case come up and found this PR, so cherry-picked it - thanks 👍🏻

fwiw I do think that having auth remain as the S3 auth and making sqs.auth the "override" would be more consistent, as the other SQS config is already in under the sqs key: https://vector.dev/docs/reference/configuration/sources/aws_s3/#sqs

on precedence:

sqs: auth: ... and no auth clause on the outer config I think is pretty intuitive, "assume this role for the SQS step, use default instance / env creds for the S3 step"

The opposite of that, "assume a role for the S3 step, not the SQS step" would, I guess need an auth: default option and, if not present, use the outer auth config?

more concretely,

Both the SQS & S3 calls assume the role

aws_s3:
  type: aws_s3
  auth:
    assume_role: <whatever>
  sqs:
   queue_url: ...

Only the SQS call assumes the role , the S3 call uses the default system credentials:

aws_s3:
  type: aws_s3
  sqs:
   queue_url: ...
   auth:
    assume_role: <whatever>
  ...

Only the S3 call assumes the role , the SQS call uses the default system credentials:

aws_s3:
  type: aws_s3
  auth:
    assume_role: <whatever>
  sqs:
   queue_url: ...
   auth: default
  ...

there's one use case that I can't think of a sensible way to articulate and that's AssumeRole chaining , "first assume role X, then as role X, assume role Y to do the other step" so probably just ... don't do that ? or launch vector as the role you want it to be in the first place

[sonnens]

@thomasqueirozb & @pront

took the suggestions, now SQS's auth section set to a string literal falls back to the system / AWS SDK strategy and there's no s3_auth top level section. Probably makes more sense

[pront]

Is the string used anywhere? Seems like we can just use Default.

[pront]

Rename file