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Hello,
The 403 error typically occurs due to insufficient permissions or authentication issues following are the major chances for that error.
1.IAM Permissions: Ensure the IAM user or role has the necessary permissions to push images to the ECR repository.
2.Repository Policy: Verify the ECR repository policy allows pushing images.
3.ECR Endpoint: Double-check the ECR endpoint URL and ensure it's correct.
4.Docker Credentials: Confirm Docker credentials are correctly configured and up-to-date.
5.ECS Task Execution Role: Ensure the ECS task execution role has permissions to pull images from ECR.
6.Network: Check for any network or connectivity issues. these are the major reasons for getting 403 error, i hope these will helpful
Absolutely nothing has changed regarding these. My CI has been pushing to these repos for years. I even tried generating a new key. Still failing. No errors in AWS explaining why my key is being forbidden. This is very wierd.
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