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AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) provides fine-grained access control across all of AWS. With IAM, you can specify who can access which services and resources, and under which conditions.

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I want to be able to use IDP-initiated SSO to a 3rd party SP's app that respects my current user's login state and doesn't result in a new login screen appearing. I notice that Amplify Auth sets...
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Chris
asked 9 days ago
Hello, when I first set up my AWS account on linux, I somehow ended up with separate MFA's for AWS Console versus AWS SSO. At the time, I did not properly understand why this happened. Now my linux...
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J B
asked 9 days ago
Hey anyone suggest and give me steps to How to give access for an IAM user in AWS EKS..?
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Akhil
asked 9 days ago
A company is using AWS Organizations with a multi-account architecture. The company's current security configuration for the account architecture includes SCPs, resource-based policies, identity-based...
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Isaac
asked 9 days ago
Hi, may I know what is the format of an inline IAM Policy? Is there is a way to programmatically get it using boto3 or awscli? awscli and boto3.iam.client both return just the iam policy name which...
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Gab
asked 9 days ago
We're in the process of using AWS Config and found two similar rules related to MFA: -...
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asked 9 days ago
I currently have an identity whose name is outflow.agency, it is verified. The DNS I am using is route 53 and that is where the txt record for the DKIM key is located. Recently we realized that our...
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Orlando
asked 11 days ago
At IAM > roles > ROLE_WITH_TRUST_RELATIONSHIP you can find a link for switch role that leads to web page with pre-filled fields. The link always have 2 query parameters and looks like this:...
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I want to create a stack policy that allows only few roles to make any changes to the resources created by the cloudformation stack. Not even the IAM users via console can update or modify or delete...
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Saru
asked 13 days ago
Hi everyone, I have multiple AWS accounts, and I use Terraform and Terraform Cloud to deploy infrastructure in these accounts. Currently, for each account, I manually set up an Identity Provider...
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Tatev
asked 13 days ago