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Here's what you can do:
Create an IAM role with the necessary permissions:
Go to the IAM console. Create a new IAM role. Attach the appropriate policies that grant permissions to interact with ECS in the ap-northeast-1 region. Make sure to also attach the AmazonEC2ContainerServiceforEC2Role managed policy to the role, as it provides the necessary permissions for ECS. Attach the IAM role to the EC2 instance:
Go to the EC2 console. Select the EC2 instance you want to attach the IAM role to. Click on "Actions" > "Instance Settings" > "Attach/Replace IAM Role." Choose the IAM role you created earlier and attach it to the instance. Once the IAM role is attached to the EC2 instance, it should have the necessary credentials to authenticate with AWS services, and you should no longer encounter the "NoCredentialProviders" error.
After resolving the credential issue, you can continue with your deployment to register the EC2 instance with your ECS cluster using the GPU-optimized AMI.
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