We’ve already shared two useful guides on how to configure IAM Roles with GitHub Actions and Bitbucket Pipelines,  both showing how to connect your CI/CD to AWS without using long-term credentials. If you are interested, check them out here: GitHub Actions without AWS credentials How to use Bitbucket pipelines without AWS credentials Now, we’re wrapping up this security-focused series with a third post showing you how to configure IAM Roles for GitLab Pipelines using OIDC — c

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