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However, I can't see how I can achieve it with crossplane. I think I would need a unique identifier for the access key to be used as a principal, and a field to actually put the policy in, but I can't see any fields in the spec that would allow me to set a bucket policy.
Is this supported? Or is support planned if it isn't supported yet?
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hi @mwienk thanks for your request! Crossplane provider-linode is built on top of terraform provider-linode, and terraform-provider-linode doesn't support bucket policies as of now. Moreover, the recommended path with terraform-provider-linode is to use a generic/official s3 provider and configure bucket policies.
Since the default bucket ACL permissions are quite limited, I want to use bucket policies as described in https://www.linode.com/docs/products/storage/object-storage/guides/bucket-policies/.
However, I can't see how I can achieve it with crossplane. I think I would need a unique identifier for the access key to be used as a principal, and a field to actually put the policy in, but I can't see any fields in the spec that would allow me to set a bucket policy.
Is this supported? Or is support planned if it isn't supported yet?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: