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Short answer: no. Signed URLs expire at the earlier of the explicit expiration or the expiration or invalidation of the credentials that signed them.
Longer answer: Stil technicallyl no, but you may be able to use a different strategy in order to obtain a token with a longer life than what you have, now. Where are you getting the credentials? Are they from an EC2 instance role, or are you getting them some other way?
great thanks.
It seems the token was from our AMI role. We probably need create a user to sign it.
Hello, I have the same problem and discovered now that the token will expire, no matter what I set for a time. But how do I know when the token will expire? Is there some way to find out or set it explicitly?
I found it seems to be something between 2 and 5h but how can I know for sure?
thanks.
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