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GCE config.sh script should use headers for curl GCS apis #74142
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Modify script to use curl to get metadata and Service Account token. When the SA doesn't have 'Storage Read' scope, it can only read public files.
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Requests against private buckets will fail unless the VM has storage scope and the default service account token is provided in the request header. This PR replicates the following Linux changes for Windows: - kubernetes#74142 - kubernetes#75269
Modify GCE config.sh script to get metadata and Service Account token for the running instance.
Use token to retrieve objects in GCS buckets.
When the SA doesn't have 'Storage Read' scope, it can only read from public GCS buckets.
What type of PR is this?
/kind bug
What this PR does / why we need it:
Allow GCE VMs to retrieve artifacts from private GCS buckets during configuration.
If we don't use the token in the headers, it can only read public objects in GCS.
Special notes for your reviewer:
Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?:
NONE