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Currently, the AWS SDK is available in languages like ruby, python, java etc. However, we need AWS SDK in Rust so that it can be easily hooked into our Rust based project.
Apologies for posting it in C++ forum but couldn't find a generic forum to post this.
Use Case
We have a Rust based client and we wish to enable IAM feature for the users by calling GetWebIdentityToken API. To enable that we would like to rely on AWS SDK for resolving the credential chain. However, since the SDK isn't available in Rust we can't go ahead with supporting the feature.
yes it has that API, examples of how to use a sts client in rust can be found here. for anymore questions regarding the rust sdk please create a issue with them in their repo. the public documentation is missing a direct link to their docs, however its here.
resolving, please follow up with the rust sdk with anymore questions
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prashah-confluent commentedon Jul 2, 2026
I think that rust aws sdk is available at https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-rust. Just to confirm it supports
GetWebIdentityTokenAPI right?May be the doc needs to be updated.
sbiscigl commentedon Jul 2, 2026
yes it has that API, examples of how to use a sts client in rust can be found here. for anymore questions regarding the rust sdk please create a issue with them in their repo. the public documentation is missing a direct link to their docs, however its here.
resolving, please follow up with the rust sdk with anymore questions
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