AWS targets and configuration
The target types and configuration properties contributed by the @fabr-build/aws plugin
(plugin @fabr-build/aws;), which reads from and publishes to AWS services. Core definitions
(like sync) are in Core targets and configuration.
This page is generated from fabr list-all, so it never drifts from the code.
Global properties
Section titled “Global properties”| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
AWS_REPOSITORY_TYPES |
(unset) |
The repository type each AWS service or CodeArtifact format is read and published as, by AWS’s name for it: a type the plugin for that kind of package defines. @aws:ecr:… is an oci_repository, and @aws:codeartifact:<domain>:<repository>:npm:… an npm_repository. |
Targets
Section titled “Targets”aws_account
Section titled “aws_account”targetdef aws_account { profile = STRING; region = STRING; account_id = STRING; endpoint = STRING;}An AWS account, as a given role and region: the credentials requests to its
services are signed with, and where they go. A name under it starts with the
service, so @aws:s3:acme-models:v3/model.bin is that object in the
acme-models bucket, named v3/model.bin. Credentials are found as the AWS
CLI finds them (environment, ~/.aws profiles, SSO, web identity, instance
roles). fabr declares @aws for you; declaring it yourself chooses the
profile:
aws_account @aws { profile = build; }| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
profile |
STRING | The ~/.aws/config profile whose credentials are used. By default, the one the AWS CLI would use (AWS_PROFILE, else default). |
|
region |
STRING | The region of the account’s regional services, us-east-1 where it is not set. S3 finds each bucket’s region for itself. |
|
account_id |
STRING | The account’s 12-digit ID. Where it is set, the account’s ECR registry is found without asking AWS, so images already cached need no network. | |
endpoint |
STRING | The URL every service of the account is reached at, in place of AWS’s own: an S3-compatible store such as MinIO or LocalStack. |
Provided targets
Section titled “Provided targets”Ready-made targets declared by these libraries, usable by name in any project.
aws_account @aws {}The AWS account the default credentials sign in to.