Add anonymous_auth_enabled option to OpenSearch advanced security opt… #201
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what
• Added support for the anonymous_auth_enabled parameter in the advanced security options of AWS OpenSearch domain resource
• This parameter is optional and defaults to false, maintaining backward compatibility
• Only modified the OpenSearch domain resource, leaving the Elasticsearch domain resource unchanged
why
• Enables anonymous authentication during the fine-grained access control migration period
• Allows for a smoother transition when enabling fine-grained access control on an existing domain
• Provides users with more flexibility when implementing security controls on their OpenSearch domains
• Addresses a missing parameter that exists in the AWS provider but wasn't exposed in this module
references
• AWS Documentation on Fine-Grained Access Control
• AWS Provider Documentation for anonymous_auth_enabled
• Related to migration strategies for implementing fine-grained access control on existing domains