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Issue:
When using a dynamic service like AWS Engine in Vault, the key pairs do not match, leading to a bad set of credentials. The issue is caused due to the webhook making separate calls to the AWS Engine (and generating two separate key pairs) for the access key and secret key, resulting in a set of non-matching keys.
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Issue:
When using a dynamic service like AWS Engine in Vault, the key pairs do not match, leading to a bad set of credentials. The issue is caused due to the webhook making separate calls to the AWS Engine (and generating two separate key pairs) for the access key and secret key, resulting in a set of non-matching keys.
Values Example:
vault:aws/creds/my-role#access_key
vault:aws/creds/my-role#secret_key
Using AWS Engine: https://banzaicloud.com/docs/bank-vaults/external-configuration/secrets-engines/#aws
Expected result:
When the webhook reaches out to inject values into a k8s secret, the values are added from a single request to the AWS Engine.
/kind bug
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