Module aws_sdk_rust::aws::common::credentials [−] [src]

credentials contains the type, struct, enum and impls that are credentials related. Client Documentation

Structs

AwsCredentials	Primarily intended for client applications but also used for internal library documentation.
BaseAutoRefreshingProvider	Wrapper for AwsCredentialsProvider that caches the credentials returned by the wrapped provider. Each time the credentials are accessed, they are checked to see if they have expired, in which case they are retrieved from the wrapped provider again.
ChainProvider	Provides AWS credentials from multiple possible sources using a priority order.
EnvironmentProvider	Provides AWS credentials from environment variables. If you decide to use environment variables then the first two listed below are required. The third is used for temporary AWS access and not normally used by third party applications.
IamProvider	Provides AWS credentials from a resource's IAM role. Note: This is not fully tested.
ParametersProvider	Provides AWS credentials via Parameters. This allows you to use your own config settings and pull the credentials from there and set them here. This is also part of the chained provider where all of the credential providers can be tried in a given order of priority.
ProfileProvider	Provides AWS credentials from a profile in a credentials file.

A trait for types that produce AwsCredentials This trait is implemented on most S3 calls.

AutoRefreshingProvider	!Sync AutoRefreshingProvider that caches credentials in a RefCell
AutoRefreshingProviderSync	Threadsafe AutoRefreshingProvider that locks cached credentials with a Mutex
DefaultCredentialsProvider	The credentials provider you probably want to use if you don't require Sync for your AWS services. Wraps a ChainProvider in an AutoRefreshingProvider that uses a RefCell to cache credentials.
DefaultCredentialsProviderSync	The credentials provider you probably want to use if you do require your AWS services sync. Wraps a ChainProvider in an AutoRefreshingProvider that uses a Mutex to lock credentials in a threadsafe manner.