@Marvin how can I create a prefect_block using terraform that uses a AWS credential? Can you give me a code example?

To create a Prefect block using AWS credentials with Terraform, you can define the block in your Terraform configuration. Here’s a simplified example to get you started. This example assumes you have the necessary AWS credentials set up in your environment.

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# Define the AWS credentials block
resource "prefect_aws_credentials" "aws_creds" {
  name               = "my-aws-credentials"
  access_key_id      = var.aws_access_key_id  # Ensure you have these variables defined elsewhere
  secret_access_key  = var.aws_secret_access_key  # Ensure you have these variables defined elsewhere
  region             = var.aws_region  # Ensure you have these variables defined elsewhere
}

# Optional: Define a block to utilize AWS S3 storage
resource "prefect_s3_bucket_storage" "s3_storage" {
  name             = "my-s3-storage"
  bucket_name      = var.s3_bucket_name  # Ensure you have these variables defined elsewhere
  aws_credentials  = prefect_aws_credentials.aws_creds.name
}

Here's what this configuration does: - Defines an

aws_creds

resource of type

prefect_aws_credentials

. - Uses the variables

aws_access_key_id

,

aws_secret_access_key

, and

aws_region

which should be defined in your Terraform variables. For further guidance, you can reference the Prefect documentation and the Terraform provider for Prefect here (Note that links are provided as a source but might not directly contain Terraform specifics). If you need an example of how to create AWS credentials within Prefect documentation or code examples, you might need to adapt based on the specifics of your Prefect setup. You can always refer to Prefect and Terraform documentation for more specific use cases.