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Don't require the Bridge service users to rotate access keys every 90 days. A lack of certainty around knowing all locations to update creates a risk of a prolonged outage with data loss.

Also refactor suppression for credentials unused for 45 days so that it is also restricted to the Bridge service users.

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Don't require the Bridge service users to rotate access keys every 90
days. A lack of certainty around knowing all locations to update creates
a risk of a prolonged outage with data loss.

Also refactor suppression for credentials unused for 45 days so that it
is also restricted to the Bridge service users.
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I assume these service users are CI? I would prefer moving to github OIDC which I assume is probably not worth the effort for bridge?

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Yeah, I would love to move to OIDC, but Bridge is still using Travis so it's not worth the effort.

@ConsoleCatzirl ConsoleCatzirl merged commit 202c9eb into Sage-Bionetworks-IT:master Apr 24, 2025
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