jetstack / jetstack/version-checker
does not seem to support kube2iam for ECR access
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Hello,
I have a K8S cluster deployed in AWS with kubeadm.
Some of my images comes from the ECR of the K8S AWS account and I wanted to use kube2iam annotation on version-checker pod to allow it to check for image tags but it does not seem to work :
version-checker pod :
```
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
annotations:
enable.version-checker.io/version-checker: "true"
iam.amazonaws.com/role: ecr-read-profile
[...]
```
version-checker logs :
```
time="2020-12-07T14:47:39Z" level=error msg="error syncing 'checkoutservice-78b576896d-9pk6z/microdemo': failed to sync pod checkoutservice-78b576896d-9pk6z/microdemo: failed to check container image \"server\": failed to get tags from remote registry for \".dkr.ecr.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/google-samples/microservices-demo/checkoutservice\": failed to describe images: EmptyStaticCreds: static credentials are empty, requeuing" module=controller
```
Does the ECR authent only work with static credentials ?
Would it be possible to support kube2iam to avoid giving the pod static key and password ?
Thanks
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Start by reviewing the version-checker pod manifest and the logged ECR authentication failure, then trace how ECR credentials are obtained for image-tag checks. Compare that flow with the kube2iam role annotation shown in the issue. Done means the pod can check ECR tags using kube2iam-provided credentials instead of static keys, with the behavior verified in an appropriate test or reproduction.
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