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Fix error loop for ignition #4495

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What type of PR is this?
/kind bug

What this PR does / why we need it:
At the moment, if the user uses Ignition as a bootstrap configuration, the user face a breaking error loop that prevents them from using this option.
The change makes sure that after the machine is successfully created, the data secret content in the S3 bucket gets removed correctly.

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Fixes #4489

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With the change made, we needed to make sure to not break the unit tests that are already in place - we needed to add the secrets to the clients that didn't have it previously.

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Skarlso commented Sep 11, 2023

/ok-to-test

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Skarlso commented Sep 11, 2023

/test ?

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Skarlso commented Sep 11, 2023

/test pull-cluster-api-provider-aws-e2e

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@odvarkadaniel is this tested locally?

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@odvarkadaniel is this tested locally?

About to do that today. I will come back with the results once done.

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cc/ @JoelSpeed

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odvarkadaniel commented Sep 12, 2023

@odvarkadaniel is this tested locally?

@Ankitasw, just tested this manually using Kind as management cluster with ignition as a bootstrap config. Created a workload AWS cluster with a control plane machine with OS flatcar-stable with Kubernetes version 1.27.0 and the machine became Running and the S3 unneeded entries were deleted according to the logs of the controller correctly.
As I can see, this change should not temper at all with the functionality of CloudInit.

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Thankyou @odvarkadaniel

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/cherry-pick release-2.2

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Cannot use Ignition, error loop: invalid secrets backend
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