fix: cache credential resolution with the AWS credential provider #2987
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object_store
invokesget_credential
on every invocation of a get/list/put/etc. The provider invocation for environment based credentials is practically zero-cost, so this has no/low overhead.In the case of the AssumeRoleProvider or any provider which has some cost, such as an invocation of the AWS STS APIs, this can result in rate-limiting or service quota exhaustion.
In order to prevent this, the credentials are attempted to be cached only so long as they have no expired, which is defined in the
aws_credential_types::Credential
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