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An application running on EC2 uses long-lived AWS keys in a config file. It needs temporary credentials without per-instance key rotation. Which change is appropriate?
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- Keep static keys and rename the file every week.
- Copy the same long-lived key into every replacement AMI.
- Use the account root key to avoid IAM configuration.
- Use an instance profile role and the SDK credential provider chain; remove the old keys.
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