Permission denied encountered while consuming data from Kinesis.
This can happen if:
The provided aws_role_arn does not exist or does not have the
appropriate permissions attached.
The provided aws_role_arn is not set up properly for Identity
Federation using gcp_service_account.
The Pub/Sub SA is not granted the
iam.serviceAccounts.getOpenIdToken permission on
gcp_service_account.
PublishPermissionDenied
Permission denied encountered while publishing to the topic. This can
happen if the Pub/Sub SA has not been granted the appropriate publish
permissions
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