Backport EKS Pod Identity support into ContainerCredentialsProvider #3104
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Added support for the AWS_CONTAINER_AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN_FILE environment variable in the FullUriCredentialsEndpointProvider, which is the required method of obtaining the authorization token when using the EKS Pod Identity feature. Moreover, the allowed hosts validation has been extended to include the ECS and EKS host IPs, which should be allowed for http (not https) traffic. Fixes aws#3062
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Issue #, if available: #3062
Description of changes:
Added support for the AWS_CONTAINER_AUTHORIZATION_TOKEN_FILE environment variable in the FullUriCredentialsEndpointProvider, which is the required method of obtaining the authorization token when using the EKS Pod Identity feature. Moreover, the allowed hosts validation has been extended to include the ECS and EKS host IPs, which should be allowed for http (not https) traffic.
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