While working with Boto (python SDK) in notebooks, no authentication was required. How exactly are the accounts being connected in that case?
Hello @Ansil_M_B,
My guess is that the lab setup follows the same procedure as setting your own environment. After creating the AWS Account and an IAM user it creates an access key (more info here). After you create the access key it runs aws configure with the default region, finally that allows us to work with Boto after you import boto3 in the notebook for Python SDK. Hope it helps
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Thanks for the reply @Georgios , Yeah, i got that point now.
But in real practice, are we going to use boto or setup an environment like to the authenticate with the accounts?
Hello @Ansil_M_B,
I hope I understand what you mean because in real practice you need authentication to create or upload resources. I am not sure how accounts are connected but the way we use boto3 client and the AWS console for the purposes of the lab is to keep things simple. However you could check on other courses that uses Boto3 like Serverless LLM Apps Amazon Bedrock, you can find it under short courses on the left. Thank you
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