Error guides tagged [aws]

This error occurs when Amazon S3 rejects a bucket or object request due to insufficient S3 bucket policies, ACLs, or KMS key permissions.

This error occurs when your authenticated AWS credentials do not have the required IAM permissions to perform the requested API operation.

This error occurs when you attempt to create an S3 bucket with a name that is already taken by another AWS account globally.

This error occurs when you attempt to create an S3 bucket that already exists and is owned by your own AWS account.

This error occurs when the temporary security credentials provided by AWS STS (or AWS SSO/Identity Center) have expired.

This error occurs when the AWS Access Key ID provided in the request is invalid, inactive, or unrecognized by AWS.

This error occurs when the Go SDK or Terraform AWS provider fails to retrieve credentials from any configured credential providers in the chain.

This error occurs when your account exceeds the allowed rate of API requests for Amazon EC2 or other control plane operations.

This error occurs when the requested resource (such as a DynamoDB table, Lambda function, or secret) does not exist in the specified AWS region or account.

This error occurs when an API client is rate-limited or throttled by an AWS service due to exceeding transactional throughput limits.