Publish labkey.aws.ssm.enabled for explicit SSM opt-in - #1468
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The post-processor already decides whether the operator opted into AWS config, but never told the CloudServices module, which re-derived intent from whatever AWS credentials happened to resolve. Publishing that decision alongside the region and secrets prefix lets SsmSecretProvider gate on it instead. Cloud deployments are unaffected: the flag is published whenever context.awsParameterStore.prefix or context.awsParameterStore.secretsPrefix is configured.
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Rationale
A customer reported ERROR-level SSM logging on an on-premise server that never intended to use AWS SSM, because
SsmSecretProvidertreated any resolvable AWS credentials as a signal to activate. See the linked premiumModules PR for the full symptom.This post-processor already computes the right answer —
hasExplicitConfig— and returns before touching the AWS SDK on-premise. It just never told the module. Publishing that decision lets CloudServices stop inferring intent from whatever credentials happen to resolve.No configuration change is needed in cloud deployments: the flag is published automatically whenever
context.awsParameterStore.prefixorcontext.awsParameterStore.secretsPrefixis set, which cloud already does.Related Pull Requests
Changes
labkey.aws.ssm.enabled=truealongside the region and secrets prefix