Use a new S3 bucket instead of mciuploads#900
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| bucket: mciuploads | ||
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| bucket: evergreen-project-mongo-tools-i6qg5nn6nbm | ||
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Will the uploaded file be available for download from Evergreen UI?
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Seems that the default visibility is "public" according to the doc, so it should be good.
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Actually, I needed to add visibility: signed to make this work. The links showed up in Evergreen, but they resulted in permissions error without setting visibility.
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This is being done for two reasons. First, we want to move projects away from all using the shared `mciuploads` bucket. Second, the credentials to access `mciuploads` are only available for the DB Tools Evergreen project for the `master` branch. When we make a PR off a different branch, we cannot see those credentials. That means those branches cannot interact with S3 in CI, which leads to lots of CI failures. Switching to a new bucket and using `ec2.assume_role` to access that bucket means this works on any branch.
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This reverts commit 5745e79. I realized that this may break the release process. It's not clear to me that using this new bucket will work for that case. We don't have any good way to test the release process, so I'll just revert this for now.
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This reverts commit 5745e79. I realized that this may break the release process. It's not clear to me that using this new bucket will work for that case. We don't have any good way to test the release process, so I'll just revert this for now.
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This is being done for two reasons.
First, we want to move projects away from all using the shared
mciuploadsbucket.Second, the credentials to access
mciuploadsare only available for the DB Tools Evergreen project for themasterbranch. When we make a PR off a different branch, we cannot see those credentials. That means those branches cannot interact with S3 in CI, which leads to lots of CI failures. Switching to a new bucket and usingrole_arnto access that bucket means this works on any branch.This also changes all our S3 uploads to be private, but I don't think there was any reason for these to be publicly readable. People outside MongoDB can't see Evergreen logs, so they'd have no way to find the relevant URLs anyway.