oss: Add sdk_auth config to support more authentication methods
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Introduces the `sdk_auth: true` configuration option. When enabled, the application will use the Alibaba Cloud SDK's default credential provider to obtain credentials. This allows for keyless authentication methods such as RRSA (for Kubernetes) and IMDS (for ECS instances), improving security by avoiding hardcoded keys. Signed-off-by: mozillazg <mozillazg101@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: mozillazg <mozillazg101@gmail.com>
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Introduces the
sdk_auth: trueconfiguration option.When enabled, the application will use the Alibaba Cloud SDK's default credential provider to obtain credentials. This allows for keyless authentication methods such as RRSA (for Kubernetes) and IMDS (for ECS instances), improving security by avoiding hardcoded keys.
Closes #151
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