feat: Change to managed IAM policy for ecs tasks with path attrribute support over inline role policy #267
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Description
The following changes are proposed:
aws_iam_policy
resource rather than the inline typeaws_iam_role_policy
path
of the ECS tasks policy.Motivation and Context
The change opens for more flexibility in the ECS tasks role for specifying the path of the policy.
This also aligns the ECS tasks role and policy with the same pattern that the existing role and policy for the ECS task execution role in the module.
Breaking Changes
Both cases applies both with or without the path configuration of the policy being set with the new variable
tasks_iam_policy_path
.How Has This Been Tested?
examples/*
to demonstrate and validate my change(s)examples/complete
project deployed cleanly first, with later addition of ecs service variable input oftasks_iam_policy_path
prompting to take the changes into effect. The changes was deployed sucessfully.pre-commit run -a
on my pull request