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[TT-17611] IAM authentication for Google Cloud - #2766

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  • ⚠️ tyk-configuration-reference/redis-cluster-sentinel.mdx:363 - The documentation for Tyk Dashboard's IAM configuration is slightly ambiguous. While it specifies the block is named redis_iam_auth, it doesn't explicitly state whether the fields within this block (e.g., enabled, provider) are the same as for other components or if they also require a redis_ prefix. This could cause configuration errors for users.

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The documentation for Tyk Dashboard's IAM configuration is slightly ambiguous. While it specifies the block is named `redis_iam_auth`, it doesn't explicitly state whether the fields within this block (e.g., `enabled`, `provider`) are the same as for other components or if they also require a `redis_` prefix. This could cause configuration errors for users.
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Clarify that the fields within the `redis_iam_auth` block are the same as those listed in the main `iam_auth` table. For example, add a sentence to the note like: 'The fields inside this block are identical to those described above (`enabled`, `provider`, etc.).'