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@benbz benbz commented Oct 31, 2025

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#2716 added volume cloning functionality and updated the IAM policy in various places. It unfortunately omitted docs/example-iam-policy.json.

When comparing hack/e2e/kops/patch-cluster.yaml and docs/install.md it was also noticed that one of the Actions was incorrect in docs/install.md and should have been ec2:CreateTags

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ConnorJC3 commented Oct 31, 2025

Hi @benbz - that's intentional for the moment. We keep the example policy in sync with the AWS managed policy to reduce confusion and avoid issues with switching between the policies.

After the managed policy is updated, the example policy will also be updated with CopyVolumes permissions. In the meantime, if you need an example of how to add CopyVolumes to your policy, you can see the installation guide which includes a section on CopyVolumes permissions (I'll make sure to get the typo of CreateTags fixed there, good catch).

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benbz commented Oct 31, 2025

Ack, thanks for the heads up @ConnorJC3 . I can understand that rationale.

I'm currently working through the CLA process for my company. Is it worth me keeping this PR open or will you open something separate when you have time? Should I split out the CreateTags fix to a separate PR?

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If you want to split out the CreateTags request that'd be great as we can merge that right away (or well once you get the CLA figured out as that's a k8s project requirement). Either that or I can split it out if you don't want, either works.

@benbz benbz force-pushed the bbz/update-iam-policy-for-copy-volumes branch from 28088cb to 975ce26 Compare October 31, 2025 16:32
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