aws s3: AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records

Question

Hello,  
When doing the following step:  
$ aws s3 mb s3://                  # Step 9  
I am having the following error:  
"make_bucket failed: s3://testing.f1.cl An error occurred (InvalidAccessKeyId) when calling the CreateBucket operation: The AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records."  
I don't get what I am missing, the 'aws configure' went fine and I can see my Access Key ID and my Secret Access Key set correctly in us-east-1 region.  
Any hint on what could be wrong in my settings?  
Thanks

Answer

Ok, I just had to run again the 'aws configure' with the new keys...  
As a note, my previous key was no longer in my aws account which could explain the error message.  
Thanks

Answer

Hi Richard,  
  
Please go to your ~/.aws/credentials file and compare the aws_access_key_id with the key id generated for your account.  
  
If everything appears to be correct, please try regenerate a new set of keys.  
  
Thanks,  
Winefred

Answer

Hi Winefred,  
Thanks for your quick reply, everthing appears to be correct, so I will try to regenerate a new set of keys but just to understand the consequences of new keys, does it mean I will have to recreate a new instance or should I be able to edit the keys in the settings if so could you guide me in the steps to do so (not yet familiar with the flow...)?  
Thanks

aws s3: AWS Access Key Id you provided does not exist in our records

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