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Support the use of CloudFront Trusted Key Group as a signer #15912
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Description
AWS CloudFront now supports the ability to create public keys and a Trust Key Group which can be used as a signer for CloudFront signed URLs and cookies. Historically you had to use a key pair that was created by the root account user.
The current AWS terraform provider appears to support the creation of a CloudFront Public Key but does not appear to have support for creating the Trusted Key Group nor support for using that Trusted Key Group in the distribution.
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