AWS Credentials: Advanced tab - Adaptive Applications - BlueCat Gateway - 23.1.1

This section describes how to configure the credentials that Cloud Discovery & Visibility uses to access your AWS infrastructure through the Advanced tab.

Within the Advanced tab in the AWS Credential section, you can configure multiple AWS credentials for different regions or the same region.

To apply multiple AWS credentials for (optionally) different regions:

In order to apply different AWS credentials for different regions, you must first prepare a text file with credential information for each region. Each line in the file should define a single set of credentials, in one of the following formats:

<Region>, <AWS_access_key>, <AWS_secret_key>

<Region>, <AWS_access_key>, <AWS_secret_key>, <Role_ARN_assumption>

Where:

• Region: The region to which this line's credentials apply, such as us-west-2.
• AWS_access_key: The AWS access key ID for your environment.
• AWS_secret_key: The AWS secret access key that is associated with the specified AWS access key.
• Role_ARN_assumption: The AWS role assumption ARN.

<Region>, , , <Role_ARN_assumption>

<Region>

When you finish editing the multi-credentials text file:

1. In Cloud Discovery & Visibility, click AWS in the banner at the top and then click Setup.
2. Click to expand AWS Credentials (if necessary), then click the Advanced tab.
3. Drag the multi-credentials text file into the Multiple Credentials File area.

   You can also click the Multiple Credentials File area to manually navigate to the desired file.