Remove other docs, focus on the identity id use case

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Fang-Pen Lin
2025-10-03 16:14:27 -07:00
parent 24cbc51f32
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@@ -107,44 +107,6 @@ sdk.Auth().UniversalAuthLogin(
### AWS Auth
```java
public void AwsAuthLogin(
AwsAuthLoginInput input
)
throws InfisicalException
```
```java
var input = AwsAuthLoginInput
.builder()
.identityId("<machine-identity-id>")
.iamHttpRequestMethod("<iam-http-request-method>")
.iamRequestHeaders("<iam-request-headers>")
.iamRequestBody("<iam-request-body>")
.build();
sdk.Auth().AwsAuthLogin(input);
```
**Parameters:**
- `input` (AwsAuthLoginInput): The input for authenticating with AWS.
- `identityId` (String): The ID of the machine identity to authenticate with.
- `iamHttpRequestMethod` (String): The HTTP request method used in the signed request.
- `iamRequestHeaders` (String): The base64-encoded headers of the sts:GetCallerIdentity signed request.
- `iamRequestBody` (String): The base64-encoded body of the signed request. Most likely, the base64-encoding of Action=GetCallerIdentity&Version=2011-06-15.
Generating the login input requires retrieving AWS credentials from the current local environment and performing an AWS Signature Version 4 on the retrieved data.
To make it much easier for users, we provide a helper class to automatically generate the login input for you.
```java
import com.infisical.sdk.auth.AwsAuthProvider;
var input = AwsAuthProvider.defaultProvider()
.fromInstanceProfile()
.toLoginInput("<machine-identity-id>");
```
Since this is the most common use case for AWS authentication, we also provide an overloaded method for `AwsAuthLogin`:
```java
public void AwsAuthLogin(
String identityId
@@ -152,25 +114,12 @@ public void AwsAuthLogin(
throws InfisicalException
```
With this method, you can pass in the `identityId`, and it will retrieve AWS credentials automatically for you from your current environment:
```java
sdk.Auth().AwsAuthLogin("<machine-identity-id>");
```
If you prefer to retrieve AWS credentials manually from your local AWS environment, you can generate the login input by providing the AWS credentials yourself, as shown below:
```java
import com.infisical.sdk.auth.AwsAuthProvider;
import software.amazon.awssdk.auth.credentials.AwsBasicCredentials;
var input = AwsAuthProvider.defaultProvider()
.fromCredentials(
"<aws-region>",
AwsBasicCredentials.create("<aws-access-key>", "<aws-secret-key>"),
"<aws-session-token>"
)
.toLoginInput("<machine-identity-id>");
```
**Parameters:**
- `identityId` (String): The ID of the machine identity to authenticate with.
### LDAP Auth