AWS IAM (19)
- 03 Jul 2024
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AWS IAM (19)
- Updated on 03 Jul 2024
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Amazon Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a web service that helps you securely control access to AWS services and resources for your users. Using IAM, you can create and manage AWS users and groups, and use permissions to allow and deny their access to AWS resources.
Key features of IAM include:
Fine-Grained Access Control: Define permissions to control which AWS services and resources users can access and what actions they can perform.
User Management: Create and manage individual users and their credentials.
Group Management: Create groups to manage permissions for multiple users.
Roles: Create roles with specific permissions and assign them to AWS resources or users to grant temporary access.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Enhance security by requiring MFA for users to access AWS services.
Policy Management: Use managed policies, inline policies, and custom policies to define permissions.
Federation: Enable users to log in to AWS using external identities (e.g., corporate credentials or social media).
SymphonyAI Service Automation integrates with AWS IAM to enhance and streamline identity and access management processes. This integration helps automate routine tasks, improve monitoring and alerting, enforce security policies, and streamline workflows, ultimately leading to better management of identity and access controls and enhanced operational efficiency.
Skill List
Serial No | Skill | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | Look up Group Policies | Look up Group Policies in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
2 | Create Group | Create Group in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
3 | Look up Group | Look up Group in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
4 | Delete Group | Delete Group in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
5 | Look up Group Users | Look up Group Users in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
6 | Delete Load Balancer Listener | Delete Load Balancer Listener in AWS under the category AWS IAM . |
7 | Get Load Balancer Attributes | Get Load Balancer Attributes in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
8 | Delete Load Balancer | Delete Load Balancer in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
9 | Look up Listeners | Look up Listeners in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
10 | Look up Target Groups | Look up Target Groups in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
11 | Get Target Group Attributes | Get Target Group Attributes in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
12 | Get Target Health | Get Target Health in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
13 | Add User to Group | Add User to Group in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
14 | Remove User from Group | Remove User from Group in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
15 | Create User | Create User in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
16 | Delete User | Delete User in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
17 | Look up User | Look up User in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
18 | Look up Attached User Policies | Look up Attached User Policies in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
19 | Look up MFA Devices by User | Look up MFA Devices by User in AWS under the category AWS IAM |
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