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-module(erlcloud_aws).
-export([aws_request/5, aws_request/6, aws_request/7, aws_request/8,
aws_request_xml/5, aws_request_xml/6, aws_request_xml/7, aws_request_xml/8,
aws_request2/7,
aws_request_xml2/5, aws_request_xml2/7,
aws_request4/8,
aws_request_xml4/6, aws_request_xml4/8,
aws_region_from_host/1,
aws_request_form/8,
param_list/2, default_config/0, update_config/1,
service_config/3,
configure/1, format_timestamp/1,
http_headers_body/1,
request_to_return/1,
sign_v4_headers/5,
sign_v4/8,
get_service_status/1,
get_timeout/1,
profile/0, profile/1, profile/2
]).
-include("erlcloud.hrl").
-include("erlcloud_aws.hrl").
-define(ERLCLOUD_RETRY_TIMEOUT, 10000).
-record(metadata_credentials,
{access_key_id :: string(),
secret_access_key :: string(),
security_token=undefined :: string(),
expiration_gregorian_seconds :: integer()
}).
-record(profile_options, {
session_name :: string(),
session_secs :: 900..3600,
external_id :: string()
}).
aws_request_xml(Method, Host, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
Body = aws_request(Method, Host, Path, Params, Config),
element(1, xmerl_scan:string(binary_to_list(Body))).
aws_request_xml(Method, Host, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey) ->
Body = aws_request(Method, Host, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey),
element(1, xmerl_scan:string(binary_to_list(Body))).
aws_request_xml(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
Body = aws_request(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Config),
element(1, xmerl_scan:string(binary_to_list(Body))).
aws_request_xml(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey) ->
Body = aws_request(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey),
element(1, xmerl_scan:string(binary_to_list(Body))).
aws_request_xml2(Method, Host, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
aws_request_xml2(Method, undefined, Host, undefined, Path, Params, Config).
aws_request_xml2(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
case aws_request2(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Config) of
{ok, Body} ->
{ok, element(1, xmerl_scan:string(binary_to_list(Body)))};
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason}
end.
aws_request_xml4(Method, Host, Path, Params, Service, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
aws_request_xml4(Method, undefined, Host, undefined, Path, Params, Service, Config).
aws_request_xml4(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Service, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
case aws_request4(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Service, Config) of
{ok, Body} ->
{ok, element(1, xmerl_scan:string(binary_to_list(Body)))};
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason}
end.
aws_request(Method, Host, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
aws_request(Method, undefined, Host, undefined, Path, Params, Config).
aws_request(Method, Host, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey) ->
aws_request(Method, undefined, Host, undefined, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey).
aws_request(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
case aws_request2(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Config) of
{ok, Body} ->
Body;
{error, Reason} ->
erlang:error({aws_error, Reason})
end.
aws_request(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, AccessKeyID, SecretAccessKey) ->
aws_request(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params,
#aws_config{access_key_id = AccessKeyID, secret_access_key = SecretAccessKey}).
%% aws_request2 returns {ok, Body} or {error, Reason} instead of throwing as aws_request does
%% This is the preferred pattern for new APIs
aws_request2(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Config) ->
case update_config(Config) of
{ok, Config1} ->
aws_request2_no_update(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Config1);
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason}
end.
aws_request2_no_update(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
Timestamp = format_timestamp(erlang:universaltime()),
QParams = lists:sort(
[{"Timestamp", Timestamp},
{"SignatureVersion", "2"},
{"SignatureMethod", "HmacSHA1"},
{"AWSAccessKeyId", Config#aws_config.access_key_id}|Params] ++
case Config#aws_config.security_token of
undefined -> [];
Token -> [{"SecurityToken", Token}]
end),
QueryToSign = erlcloud_http:make_query_string(QParams),
RequestToSign = [string:to_upper(atom_to_list(Method)), $\n,
string:to_lower(Host), $\n, Path, $\n, QueryToSign],
Signature = base64:encode(erlcloud_util:sha_mac(Config#aws_config.secret_access_key, RequestToSign)),
Query = [QueryToSign, "&Signature=", erlcloud_http:url_encode(Signature)],
aws_request_form(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Query, [], Config).
aws_region_from_host(Host) ->
case string:tokens(Host, ".") of
%% the aws endpoint can vary depending on the region
%% we need to account for that:
%% us-west-2: s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com
%% cn-north-1 (AWS China): s3.cn-north-1.amazonaws.com.cn
%% it's assumed that the first element is the aws service (s3, ec2, etc),
%% the second is the region identifier, the rest is ignored
%% the exception (of course) is the dynamodb streams which follows a different
%% format
["streams", "dynamodb", Value | _Rest] ->
Value;
[_, Value, _, _ | _Rest] ->
Value;
_ ->
"us-east-1"
end.
aws_request4(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Service, Config) ->
case update_config(Config) of
{ok, Config1} ->
aws_request4_no_update(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Service, Config1);
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason}
end.
aws_request4_no_update(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Params, Service, #aws_config{} = Config) ->
Query = erlcloud_http:make_query_string(Params),
Region = aws_region_from_host(Host),
SignedHeaders = case Method of
post ->
sign_v4(Method, Path, Config,
[{"host", Host}], list_to_binary(Query),
Region, Service, []);
get ->
sign_v4(Method, Path, Config, [{"host", Host}],
<<>>, Region, Service, Params)
end,
aws_request_form(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Query, SignedHeaders, Config).
-spec aws_request_form(Method :: atom(), Protocol :: undefined | string(), Host :: string(),
Port :: undefined | integer() | string(), Path :: string(), Form :: iodata(),
Headers :: list(), Config :: aws_config()) -> {ok, binary()} | {error, tuple()}.
aws_request_form(Method, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Form, Headers, Config) ->
UProtocol = case Protocol of
undefined -> "https://";
_ -> [Protocol, "://"]
end,
URL = case Port of
undefined -> [UProtocol, Host, Path];
_ -> [UProtocol, Host, $:, port_to_str(Port), Path]
end,
%% Note: httpc MUST be used with {timeout, timeout()} option
%% Many timeout related failures is observed at prod env
%% when library is used in 24/7 manner
Response =
case Method of
get ->
Req = lists:flatten([URL, $?, Form]),
erlcloud_httpc:request(
Req, get, Headers, <<>>, get_timeout(Config), Config);
_ ->
erlcloud_httpc:request(
lists:flatten(URL), Method,
[{<<"content-type">>, <<"application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8">>} | Headers],
list_to_binary(Form), get_timeout(Config), Config)
end,
http_body(Response).
param_list([], _Key) -> [];
param_list(Values, Key) when is_tuple(Key) ->
Seq = lists:seq(1, size(Key)),
lists:flatten(
[[{lists:append([element(J, Key), ".", integer_to_list(I)]),
element(J, Value)} || J <- Seq] ||
{I, Value} <- lists:zip(lists:seq(1, length(Values)), Values)]
);
param_list([[{_, _}|_]|_] = Values, Key) ->
lists:flatten(
[[{lists:flatten([Key, $., integer_to_list(I), $., SubKey]),
value_to_string(Value)} || {SubKey, Value} <- SValues] ||
{I, SValues} <- lists:zip(lists:seq(1, length(Values)), Values)]
);
param_list(Values, Key) ->
[{lists:flatten([Key, $., integer_to_list(I)]), Value} ||
{I, Value} <- lists:zip(lists:seq(1, length(Values)), Values)].
value_to_string(Integer) when is_integer(Integer) -> integer_to_list(Integer);
value_to_string(Atom) when is_atom(Atom) -> atom_to_list(Atom);
value_to_string(Binary) when is_binary(Binary) -> Binary;
value_to_string(String) when is_list(String) -> String;
value_to_string({{_Yr, _Mo, _Da}, {_Hr, _Min, _Sec}} = Timestamp) -> format_timestamp(Timestamp).
format_timestamp({{Yr, Mo, Da}, {H, M, S}}) ->
lists:flatten(
io_lib:format("~4.10.0b-~2.10.0b-~2.10.0bT~2.10.0b:~2.10.0b:~2.10.0bZ",
[Yr, Mo, Da, H, M, S])).
default_config() ->
case get(aws_config) of
undefined ->
AccessKeyId = case os:getenv("AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID") of
false -> undefined;
AKI -> AKI
end,
SecretAccessKey = case os:getenv("AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY") of
false -> undefined;
SAC -> SAC
end,
SecurityToken = case os:getenv("AWS_SECURITY_TOKEN") of
false -> undefined;
SeT -> SeT
end,
#aws_config{access_key_id = AccessKeyId,
secret_access_key = SecretAccessKey,
security_token = SecurityToken};
Config ->
Config
end.
-spec update_config(aws_config()) -> {ok, aws_config()} | {error, term()}.
update_config(#aws_config{access_key_id = KeyId} = Config)
when is_list(KeyId), KeyId /= [] ->
%% In order to support caching of the aws_config, we could store the expiration_time
%% and check it here. If it is about to expire (within 5 minutes is what boto uses)
%% then we should get the new config.
{ok, Config};
update_config(#aws_config{} = Config) ->
%% AccessKey is not set. Try to read from role metadata.
case get_metadata_credentials(Config) of
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason};
{ok, Credentials} ->
{ok, Config#aws_config {
access_key_id = Credentials#metadata_credentials.access_key_id,
secret_access_key = Credentials#metadata_credentials.secret_access_key,
security_token = Credentials#metadata_credentials.security_token}}
end.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec service_config( Service :: atom() | string() | binary(),
Region :: string() | binary(),
Config :: #aws_config{} ) -> #aws_config{}.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%% @doc Generate config updated to work with specified AWS service & region
%%
%% This function will generate a new configuration, based on the one
%% provided, and configured to access the specified AWS service in the
%% specified region. If called for a service without a region based
%% endpoint, the config provided will be returned unaltered.
%%
%% If an invalid service name is provided, then this will throw an error,
%% presuming that this is just a coding error. This behavior allows the
%% chaining of calls to this interface to allow concise configuraiton of a
%% config for multiple services.
%%
service_config( Service, Region, Config ) when is_atom(Service) ->
service_config( atom_to_binary(Service, latin1), Region, Config );
service_config( Service, Region, Config ) when is_list(Service) ->
service_config( list_to_binary(Service), Region, Config );
service_config( Service, Region, Config ) when is_list(Region) ->
service_config( Service, list_to_binary(Region), Config );
service_config( <<"autoscaling">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ as_host = Host };
service_config( <<"cloudformation">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ cloudformation_host = Host };
service_config( <<"cfn">>, Region, Config ) ->
service_config( <<"cloudformation">>, Region, Config );
service_config( <<"cloudtrail">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ cloudtrail_host = Host };
service_config( <<"dynamodb">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ ddb_host = Host };
service_config( <<"ddb">>, Region, Config ) ->
service_config( <<"dynamodb">>, Region, Config );
service_config( <<"streams.dynamodb">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ ddb_streams_host = Host };
service_config( <<"ec2">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ ec2_host = Host };
service_config( <<"elasticloadbalancing">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ elb_host = Host };
service_config( <<"elb">>, Region, Config ) ->
service_config( <<"elasticloadbalancing">>, Region, Config );
service_config( <<"iam">> = Service, <<"cn-north-1">> = Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ iam_host = Host };
service_config( <<"iam">>, _Region, Config ) -> Config;
service_config( <<"kinesis">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ kinesis_host = Host };
service_config( <<"mechanicalturk">>, _Region, Config ) -> Config;
service_config( <<"rds">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ rds_host = Host };
service_config( <<"s3">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ s3_host = Host };
service_config( <<"sdb">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ sdb_host = Host };
service_config( <<"ses">>, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( <<"email">>, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ ses_host = Host };
service_config( <<"sns">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ sns_host = Host };
service_config( <<"sqs">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ sqs_host = Host };
service_config( <<"sts">> = Service, Region, Config ) ->
Host = service_host( Service, Region ),
Config#aws_config{ sts_host = Host };
service_config( <<"waf">>, _Region, Config ) -> Config.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec service_host( Service :: binary(),
Region :: binary() ) -> string().
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%% @hidden
%% @doc Host name for the specified AWS service & region
%%
%% This function handles the special and general cases of service host
%% names.
%%
service_host( <<"s3">>, <<"us-east-1">> ) -> "s3-external-1.amazonaws.com";
service_host( <<"s3">>, <<"cn-north-1">> ) -> "s3.cn-north-1.amazonaws.com.cn";
service_host( <<"s3">>, <<"us-gov-west-1">> ) ->
"s3-fips-us-gov-west-1.amazonaws.com";
service_host( <<"s3">>, Region ) ->
binary_to_list( <<"s3-", Region/binary, ".amazonaws.com">> );
service_host( <<"sdb">>, <<"us-east-1">> ) -> "sdb.amazonaws.com";
service_host( Service, Region ) when is_binary(Service) ->
binary_to_list( <<Service/binary, $., Region/binary, ".amazonaws.com">> ).
-spec configure(aws_config()) -> {ok, aws_config()}.
configure(#aws_config{} = Config) ->
put(aws_config, Config),
{ok, default_config()}.
-spec get_metadata_credentials(aws_config()) -> {ok, #metadata_credentials{}} | {error, term()}.
get_metadata_credentials(Config) ->
%% See if we have cached credentials
case application:get_env(erlcloud, metadata_credentials) of
{ok, #metadata_credentials{expiration_gregorian_seconds = Expiration} = Credentials} ->
Now = calendar:datetime_to_gregorian_seconds(calendar:universal_time()),
%% Get new credentials if these will expire in less than 5 minutes
case Expiration - Now < 300 of
true -> get_credentials_from_metadata(Config);
false -> {ok, Credentials}
end;
undefined ->
get_credentials_from_metadata(Config)
end.
timestamp_to_gregorian_seconds(Timestamp) ->
{ok, [Yr, Mo, Da, H, M, S], []} = io_lib:fread("~d-~d-~dT~d:~d:~dZ", binary_to_list(Timestamp)),
calendar:datetime_to_gregorian_seconds({{Yr, Mo, Da}, {H, M, S}}).
-spec get_credentials_from_metadata(aws_config())
-> {ok, #metadata_credentials{}} | {error, term()}.
get_credentials_from_metadata(Config) ->
%% TODO this function should retry on errors getting credentials
%% First get the list of roles
case http_body(
erlcloud_httpc:request(
"http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/iam/security-credentials/",
get, [], <<>>, get_timeout(Config), Config)) of
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason};
{ok, Body} ->
%% Always use the first role
[Role | _] = binary:split(Body, <<$\n>>),
case http_body(
erlcloud_httpc:request(
"http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/iam/security-credentials/" ++
binary_to_list(Role),
get, [], <<>>, get_timeout(Config), Config)) of
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason};
{ok, Json} ->
Creds = jsx:decode(Json),
Record = #metadata_credentials
{access_key_id = binary_to_list(proplists:get_value(<<"AccessKeyId">>, Creds)),
secret_access_key = binary_to_list(proplists:get_value(<<"SecretAccessKey">>, Creds)),
security_token = binary_to_list(proplists:get_value(<<"Token">>, Creds)),
expiration_gregorian_seconds = timestamp_to_gregorian_seconds(
proplists:get_value(<<"Expiration">>, Creds))},
application:set_env(erlcloud, metadata_credentials, Record),
{ok, Record}
end
end.
port_to_str(Port) when is_integer(Port) ->
integer_to_list(Port);
port_to_str(Port) when is_list(Port) ->
Port.
-spec http_body({ok, tuple()} | {error, term()})
-> {ok, binary()} | {error, tuple()}.
%% Extract the body and do error handling on the return of a httpc:request call.
http_body(Return) ->
case http_headers_body(Return) of
{ok, {_, Body}} ->
{ok, Body};
{error, Reason} ->
{error, Reason}
end.
-type headers() :: [{string(), string()}].
-spec http_headers_body({ok, tuple()} | {error, term()})
-> {ok, {headers(), binary()}} | {error, tuple()}.
%% Extract the headers and body and do error handling on the return of a httpc:request call.
http_headers_body({ok, {{OKStatus, _StatusLine}, Headers, Body}})
when OKStatus >= 200, OKStatus =< 299 ->
{ok, {Headers, Body}};
http_headers_body({ok, {{Status, StatusLine}, _Headers, Body}}) ->
{error, {http_error, Status, StatusLine, Body}};
http_headers_body({error, Reason}) ->
{error, {socket_error, Reason}}.
get_timeout(#aws_config{timeout = undefined}) ->
?ERLCLOUD_RETRY_TIMEOUT;
get_timeout(#aws_config{timeout = Timeout}) ->
Timeout.
%% Convert an aws_request record to return value as returned by http_headers_body
request_to_return(#aws_request{response_type = ok,
response_headers = Headers,
response_body = Body}) ->
{ok, {[ {string:to_lower(H), V} || {H, V} <- Headers ], Body}};
request_to_return(#aws_request{response_type = error,
error_type = httpc,
httpc_error_reason = Reason}) ->
{error, {socket_error, Reason}};
request_to_return(#aws_request{response_type = error,
error_type = aws,
response_status = Status,
response_status_line = StatusLine,
response_body = Body}) ->
{error, {http_error, Status, StatusLine, Body}}.
%% http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/signature-version-4.html
-spec sign_v4_headers(aws_config(), headers(), binary(), string(), string()) -> headers().
sign_v4_headers(Config, Headers, Payload, Region, Service) ->
sign_v4(post, "/", Config, Headers, Payload, Region, Service, []).
-spec sign_v4(atom(), list(), aws_config(), headers(), binary(), string(), string(), list()) -> headers().
sign_v4(Method, Uri, Config, Headers, Payload, Region, Service, QueryParams) ->
Date = iso_8601_basic_time(),
PayloadHash = hash_encode(Payload),
Headers1 = [{"x-amz-content-sha256", PayloadHash}, {"x-amz-date", Date} | Headers],
Headers2 = case Config#aws_config.security_token of
undefined -> Headers1;
Token -> [{"x-amz-security-token", Token} | Headers1]
end,
{Request, SignedHeaders} = canonical_request(Method, Uri, QueryParams, Headers2, PayloadHash),
CredentialScope = credential_scope(Date, Region, Service),
ToSign = to_sign(Date, CredentialScope, Request),
SigningKey = signing_key(Config, Date, Region, Service),
Signature = base16(erlcloud_util:sha256_mac( SigningKey, ToSign)),
Authorization = authorization(Config, CredentialScope, SignedHeaders, Signature),
[{"Authorization", lists:flatten(Authorization)} | Headers2].
iso_8601_basic_time() ->
{{Year,Month,Day},{Hour,Min,Sec}} = calendar:now_to_universal_time(os:timestamp()),
lists:flatten(io_lib:format(
"~4.10.0B~2.10.0B~2.10.0BT~2.10.0B~2.10.0B~2.10.0BZ",
[Year, Month, Day, Hour, Min, Sec])).
canonical_request(Method, CanonicalURI, QParams, Headers, PayloadHash) ->
{CanonicalHeaders, SignedHeaders} = canonical_headers(Headers),
CanonicalQueryString = canonical_query_string(QParams),
{[string:to_upper(atom_to_list(Method)), $\n,
CanonicalURI, $\n,
CanonicalQueryString, $\n,
CanonicalHeaders, $\n,
SignedHeaders, $\n,
PayloadHash],
SignedHeaders}.
canonical_headers(Headers) ->
Normalized = [{string:to_lower(Name), trimall(Value)} || {Name, Value} <- Headers],
Sorted = lists:keysort(1, Normalized),
Canonical = [[Name, $:, Value, $\n] || {Name, Value} <- Sorted],
Signed = string:join([Name || {Name, _} <- Sorted], ";"),
{Canonical, Signed}.
%% @doc calculate canonical query string out of query params and according to v4 documentation
canonical_query_string([]) ->
"";
canonical_query_string(Params) ->
Normalized = [{erlcloud_http:url_encode(Name), erlcloud_http:url_encode(erlcloud_http:value_to_string(Value))} || {Name, Value} <- Params],
Sorted = lists:keysort(1, Normalized),
string:join([case Value of
[] -> [Key, "="];
_ -> [Key, "=", Value]
end
|| {Key, Value} <- Sorted, Value =/= none, Value =/= undefined], "&").
trimall(Value) ->
%% TODO - remove excess internal whitespace in header values
re:replace(Value, "(^\\s+)|(\\s+$)", "", [global]).
hash_encode(Data) ->
Hash = erlcloud_util:sha256( Data),
base16(Hash).
base16(Data) ->
io_lib:format("~64.16.0b", [binary:decode_unsigned(Data)]).
credential_scope(Date, Region, Service) ->
DateOnly = string:left(Date, 8),
[DateOnly, $/, Region, $/, Service, "/aws4_request"].
to_sign(Date, CredentialScope, Request) ->
["AWS4-HMAC-SHA256\n",
Date, $\n,
CredentialScope, $\n,
hash_encode(Request)].
signing_key(Config, Date, Region, Service) ->
%% TODO cache the signing key so we don't have to recompute for every request
DateOnly = string:left(Date, 8),
KDate = erlcloud_util:sha256_mac( "AWS4" ++ Config#aws_config.secret_access_key, DateOnly),
KRegion = erlcloud_util:sha256_mac( KDate, Region),
KService = erlcloud_util:sha256_mac( KRegion, Service),
erlcloud_util:sha256_mac( KService, "aws4_request").
authorization(Config, CredentialScope, SignedHeaders, Signature) ->
["AWS4-HMAC-SHA256"
" Credential=", Config#aws_config.access_key_id, $/, CredentialScope, $,,
" SignedHeaders=", SignedHeaders, $,,
" Signature=", Signature].
%% This function fetches http://status.aws.amazon.com/data.json
%% and examine "current" section for on going AWS issues/failures.
%% Example of a return status:
%% [{<<"service_name">>,
%% <<"Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Frankfurt)">>},
%% {<<"summary">>,<<"[RESOLVED] Internet Connectivity ">>},
%% {<<"date">>,<<"1436972949">>},
%% {<<"status">>,1},
%% {<<"details">>,<<>>},
%% {<<"description">>,
%% <<"<div><span class=\"yellowfg\"> 8:22 AM PDT</span>&nbsp;Between 7:55 AM PDT and 8:05 AM PDT we experienced Internet connectivity issues for some instances in the EU-CENTRAL-1 Region. The issue has been resolved and the service is operating normally.</div>">>},
%% {<<"service">>,<<"ec2-eu-central-1">>}]
%%
%% <<"status">> field values are the following:
%% 0 - service is operating normally;
%% 1 - performance issues;
%% 2 - service disruption.
-spec get_service_status(list(string())) -> ok | list().
get_service_status(ServiceNames) when is_list(ServiceNames) ->
{ok, Json} = aws_request_form(get, "http", "status.aws.amazon.com", undefined,
"/data.json", "", [], default_config()),
case get_filtered_statuses(ServiceNames,
proplists:get_value(<<"current">>, jsx:decode(Json)))
of
[] -> ok;
ReturnStatuses -> ReturnStatuses
end.
get_filtered_statuses(ServiceNames, Statuses) ->
lists:filter(
fun(S)->
lists:any(
fun(InputService)->
ServiceNameBin = list_to_binary(InputService),
ServiceNameLen = byte_size(ServiceNameBin),
case proplists:get_value(<<"service">>, S) of
<<ServiceNameBin:ServiceNameLen/binary, _/binary>> -> true;
_ -> false
end
end,
ServiceNames)
end,
Statuses).
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec profile() -> {ok, aws_config()} | {error, string()}.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%% @doc Retrieve a config based on default credentials
%%
%% This function will retrieve the credentials for the <em>default</em>
%% profile, in the same way as the AWS CLI tools, and construct a {@link
%% #aws_config{}. config record} to be used accessing services.
%%
%% @see profile/2
%%
profile() ->
profile( default, [] ).
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec profile( Name :: atom() ) -> {ok, aws_config()} | {error, string()}.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%% @doc Retrieve a config based on named credentials profile
%%
%% This function will retrieve the credentials for the named profile, in the
%% same way as the AWS CLI tools, and construct a {@link
%% #aws_config{}. config record} to be used accessing services.
%%
%% @see profile/2
%%
profile( Name ) ->
profile( Name, [] ).
-type profile_option() :: {role_session_name, string()}
| {role_session_secs, 900..3600}.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-spec profile( Name :: atom(), Options :: [profile_option()] ) ->
{ok, aws_config()} | {error, string()}.
%%%---------------------------------------------------------------------------
%% @doc Retrieve a config based on named credentials profile
%%
%% This function will read the <code>$HOME/.aws/credentials</code> file used
%% by the AWS CLI tools and construct a {@link #aws_config{}. config record}
%% to be used accessing services for the named profile. This supports both
%% direct credentials that appear in the profile:
%%
%% <code><pre>
%% [default]
%% aws_access_key_id = XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX2
%% aws_secret_access_key = yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy+yyyy/yyyyyyyy2
%% </pre></code>
%%
%% as well as indirection using <em>source_profile</em>:
%%
%% <code><pre>
%% [foo]
%% source_profile = default
%% </pre></code>
%%
%% and finally, will supports the <em>role_arn</em> specification, and will
%% assume the role indicated using the credentials current when interpreting
%% the profile in which they it is declared:
%%
%% <code><pre>
%% [foo]
%% role_arn=arn:aws:iam::892406118791:role/centralized-users
%% source_profile = default
%% </pre></code>
%%
%% When using the the <em>role_arn</em> specification, you may supply the
%% following two options to control the way in which the assume_role request
%% is made via AWS STS service:
%%
%% <ul>
%% <li><code>'role_session_name'</code>
%% <p>The name that should be used
%% for the <code>RoleSessionName</code> parameter. If this option is not
%% specified, then it will default to "erlcloud"</p>
%% </li>
%% <li><code>'role_duration_secs'</code>
%% <p>The number of seconds that
%% should be used for the <code>DurationSeconds</code> parameter. If
%% this option is not specified, then it will default to 900 seconds.</p>
%% </li>
%% <li><code>'external_id'</code>
%% <p>The identifier that is used in the <code>ExternalId</code>
%% parameter. If this option is not specified, then it will default to
%% `undefined`, which will work for normal in-account roles, but will
%% need to be specified for roles in external accounts.</p>
%% </li>
%% </ul>
%%
profile( Name, Options ) ->
try
OptionsRec = profile_options( Options ),
Profiles = profiles_read(),
profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, OptionsRec )
catch
throw:Error -> Error
end.
profile_options( Options ) ->
SessionName = proplists:get_value( role_session_name, Options, "erlcloud" ),
SessionDuration = proplists:get_value( role_duration_secs, Options, 900 ),
ExternalId = proplists:get_value( external_id, Options ),
#profile_options{ session_name = SessionName, external_id = ExternalId,
session_secs = SessionDuration }.
profiles_read() ->
HOME = profiles_home(),
Path = HOME ++ "/.aws/credentials",
case file:read_file( Path ) of
{ok, Contents} ->
profiles_parse( Contents );
Error ->
error_msg( "could not read credentials file ~s, because ~p",
[Path, Error] )
end.
profiles_home() ->
case os:getenv("HOME") of
false ->
error_msg( "HOME environment variable is not set" );
HOME -> HOME
end.
profiles_parse( Content ) ->
case eini:parse( Content ) of
{ok, Profiles} -> Profiles;
Error ->
error_msg( "failed to parse credentials, because: ~p", [Error] )
end.
profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, Options ) ->
profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, undefined, Options ).
profiles_resolve( BinName, Profiles, Role, Options ) when is_binary(BinName) ->
try binary_to_existing_atom( BinName, latin1 ) of
Name -> profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, Role, Options )
catch
error:badarg ->
error_msg( "invalid source_profile reference to ~s", [BinName] )
end;
profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, BinRole, Options ) when is_binary(BinRole) ->
Role = binary_to_list( BinRole ),
profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, Role, Options );
profiles_resolve( Name, Profiles, Role, Options ) ->
case proplists:get_value( Name, Profiles ) of
undefined ->
error_msg( "profile ~s does not exist", [Name] );
Keys ->
profiles_recurse( Keys, Profiles, Role, Options )
end.
profiles_recurse( Keys, Profiles, Role, Options ) ->
case profiles_credentials( Keys ) of
{ok, Id, Secret} ->
profiles_assume( Id, Secret, Role, Options );
{cont, ProfileName, BinRole} ->
profiles_resolve( ProfileName, Profiles, BinRole, Options )
end.
profiles_credentials( Keys ) ->
Names = [aws_access_key_id, aws_secret_access_key, source_profile],
BinRole = proplists:get_value( role_arn, Keys ),
case [proplists:get_value( K, Keys ) || K <- Names] of
[Id, Secret, undefined] when Id =/= undefined, Secret =/= undefined ->
{ok, binary_to_list(Id), binary_to_list(Secret)};
[undefined, undefined, BinProfile] when BinProfile =/= undefined ->
{cont, BinProfile, BinRole}
end.
profiles_assume( Id, Secret, undefined, _Options ) ->
Config = #aws_config{ access_key_id = Id, secret_access_key = Secret },
{ok, Config};
profiles_assume( Id, Secret, Role,
#profile_options{ session_name = Name, external_id = ExtId,
session_secs = Duration } ) ->
Config = #aws_config{ access_key_id = Id, secret_access_key = Secret },
{AssumedConfig, _Creds} =
erlcloud_sts:assume_role( Config, Role, Name, Duration, ExtId ),
{ok, AssumedConfig}.
error_msg( Message ) ->
Error = iolist_to_binary( Message ),
throw( {error, Error} ).
error_msg( Format, Values ) ->
Error = iolist_to_binary( io_lib:format( Format, Values ) ),
throw( {error, Error} ).