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I would like the random_password.referer generated for the s3 website password policy to be available as an output.
Expected Behavior
random_password.referer is available as a module output
Use Case
This is needed so that it can be used in policy documents for additional buckets. In our case, we have the origin bucket generated by the module in which our static website files (ie index.html) are placed, and we also have an assets bucket in which media files (jpg's etc) are stored. I would like to be able to add the same security policy that the origin bucket has to this assets bucket.
Describe Ideal Solution
random_password.referer is available as an output so that it can be used in subsequent bucket policies
Alternatives Considered
Only alternative I can see is manually getting the value from the origin bucket policy first and then adding it as a string to subsequent bucket policies, which is bad all around.
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Quick side-note, as our assets bucket was not a static website enabled bucket I was able to use the CloudFront Origin Identity to limit access to it but I believe in other cases (other bucket might be a static website enabled bucket) the point still remains, we need the random password generated to be available as a module output
Describe the Feature
I would like the random_password.referer generated for the s3 website password policy to be available as an output.
Expected Behavior
random_password.referer is available as a module output
Use Case
This is needed so that it can be used in policy documents for additional buckets. In our case, we have the origin bucket generated by the module in which our static website files (ie index.html) are placed, and we also have an assets bucket in which media files (jpg's etc) are stored. I would like to be able to add the same security policy that the origin bucket has to this assets bucket.
Describe Ideal Solution
random_password.referer is available as an output so that it can be used in subsequent bucket policies
Alternatives Considered
Only alternative I can see is manually getting the value from the origin bucket policy first and then adding it as a string to subsequent bucket policies, which is bad all around.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: