
I don’t see anything obvious. It’s possible that swift s3 requires some additional option (the chunked-encoding option that has to be false of surf stores – I don’t know what swift needs), but I’d suspect some issue with reading the credential files first.
A couple ~obvious tests would be to
· Log in as the payara user and try the aws cli – that would make sure the files are in the right place and readable by that user.
· Make sure the URL you use with the client (aws --endpoint-url <URL> s3 ...) is the same as in your jvm option
· Use ps –ef | grep glassfish (or similar) to verify that payara is the user account running it.
FWIW: The AmazonClientException: text is straight from the AWS library so there could be info on the web about this error being seen in other applications trying to use swift.
Hope that’s helpful,
-- Jim
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