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This error appears to be related to credential issues when trying to access AWS EC2 resources. The error messages "Fail to request credentials" and "Failed to describe Volume vol-0fbd7fb10faaaeddc Fail to request credentials" indicate that your AWS session was having trouble authenticating properly to perform the requested actions.
The intermittent nature of this issue could be caused by several factors:
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Temporary credential expiration: AWS temporary credentials might have expired during your session, causing the authentication failure. After some time, new credentials may have been automatically obtained, resolving the issue.
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Authorization issues: Your IAM user might have permissions that are close to their limits or that have conditional access policies that sometimes prevent certain operations.
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Network connectivity problems: Intermittent network issues might have prevented proper authentication with AWS services.
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Session timeout: Your AWS Management Console session might have timed out, requiring re-authentication.
The fact that another user (Mateus) could access the same resources suggests that this was likely specific to your session or credentials rather than a service-wide issue.
To prevent this in the future:
- Try refreshing your browser or signing out and back in when you encounter these errors
- Ensure your IAM permissions are properly configured for the resources you need to access
- Check if there are any network issues that might be affecting your connection to AWS services
If this continues to happen frequently, you may want to contact your AWS administrator to review your IAM permissions and ensure they're properly configured for the EC2 and EBS resources you need to access.
Sources
Troubleshoot "Unable to fetch credentials" errors in Amazon EKS | AWS re:Post
Troubleshoot Amazon EBS authorization issues - Amazon EBS
Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API - Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
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