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AWS RDS DocumentDB (MongoDB-compatible) has introduced IAM authentication, requiring the creation of users in the $external database. According to the specifications, DocumentDB throws an error if a password is provided for IAM users, as they do not require a password. However, in the current Terraform provider, the password field is mandatory, causing a validation error before applying changes. This story involves updating the provider to handle IAM users without requiring a password, ensuring smooth integration with the new authentication method.
Acceptance Criteria:
Modify the provider to allow the creation of users in the $external database without a password when using IAM authentication.
Ensure no validation errors occur when a password is not provided for IAM users.
Validate the successful creation of IAM-authenticated users in AWS DocumentDB without password requirements.
AWS RDS DocumentDB (MongoDB-compatible) has introduced IAM authentication, requiring the creation of users in the $external database. According to the specifications, DocumentDB throws an error if a password is provided for IAM users, as they do not require a password. However, in the current Terraform provider, the password field is mandatory, causing a validation error before applying changes. This story involves updating the provider to handle IAM users without requiring a password, ensuring smooth integration with the new authentication method.
Acceptance Criteria:
AWS IAM Authentication with DocumentDB (Mongodb compatible) documentation
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