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AWS – IAM Permissions
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AWS – IAM Policies
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AWS – IAM Roles
AWS – IAM Roles Table Of Contents: What Is IAM Roles? How IAM Role Works ? Example: IAM Role for EC2 to Access S3 (1) What Is An IAM Role? (2) How IAM Role Works ? (3) Why We Call It As Assume A Role? (4) Example: IAM Role for EC2 to Access S3 (3.1) Go to AWS IAM Console → Roles → Create Role. (3.2) Select Trusted Entity → Choose AWS Service → Select EC2. (3.3) Attach Policy → Select AmazonS3ReadOnlyAccess. (3.4) Name the Role → Example: EC2-S3-ReadOnly-Role. (4) How To Attach Permission To IAM Role For Sagemaker To
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AWS – IAM Group
AWS – IAM Groups Table Of Contents: What Is IAM Group? Why Use IAM Group? Key Features Of IAM Group. How To Create An IAM User? (1) What Is IAM Group? An IAM (Identity and Access Management) Group in AWS is a collection of IAM users that share the same set of permissions. Instead of assigning permissions to each user individually, you can create a group, attach policies to it, and then add users to that group. This simplifies user management and access control in AWS. (2) Why Use IAM Group? (3) Key Features Of IAM Group. (4) How To
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AWS – IAM Users
AWS – IAM Users Table Of Contents: What Is IAM Users? How To Create An IAM User? (1) What Is AWS IAM? AWS Identity & Access Management (IAM) is a security service that controls who can access AWS resources and what actions they can perform. IAM allows you to secure your AWS environment by defining users, roles, policies, and permissions. (2) Core Components of IAM (2.1) IAM Users (2.2) How To Create An IAM User Step-1: Go To AWS IAM Console. You can install CISCO DUO app in your mobile and can add your AWS account by scanning the QR
