[9.5](backport #7919) [Asset Inventory][EC2] Add timeout handler to IAM resolver - #7920
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### Summary of your changes Add 10s timeout to `GetInstanceProfile` calls in EC2 instance fetcher The IAM client uses the default HTTP transport with no timeout. If `GetInstanceProfile` hangs, the fetch loop blocks before sending any asset to the channel, so zero EC2 assets are published. Errors are already handled gracefully (falls back to the profile ARN), so a timeout is enough to resolve any issues. ### Related Issues Resolves error for integration tests. (cherry picked from commit e1ea204)
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Summary of your changes
Add 10s timeout to
GetInstanceProfilecalls in EC2 instance fetcherThe IAM client uses the default HTTP transport with no timeout. If
GetInstanceProfilehangs, the fetch loop blocks before sending any asset to the channel, so zero EC2 assets are published. Errors are already handled gracefully (falls back to the profile ARN), so a timeout is enough to resolve any issues.Related Issues
Resolves error for integration tests.
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