Amazon Web Services, Inc. is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs to individuals, companies, and governments, on a metered pay-as-you-go basis. These cloud computing web services provide distributed computing processing capacity and software tools via AWS server farms.
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AWS:
- Storage
- Databases
- Networking
- Security
- IAM
- is an Access management service
- Least Privilege
- Minimal set of permission/access
- Adhoc access upgradation
- Groups
- Collective access to users
- for ease of management
- Policy
- Managed Policy
- by AWS
- Only the root user can do
- Not even users with admin access
- Admin access has all access (rwx) on all resources
- Closing an account
- Changing billing/Support plans
- deny takes precedence
- IAM Policy simulator
- to get a check of access for a policy
- can be used for different resources access checks for a policy
- Access Analyser
- AI to find access gaps or leaks
- Reviews for extra access and report
- Roles
- Identity that has permission assigned
- Access for identity outside AWS
- Temporary credentials for lifetime session
- No Long term keys and passwords
- User
- Add to groups for access
- can copy permission from existing users
- Special feature
- copies all the permission to new users
- can be attached to the policy directly
- Not typically used
- only for advance or exceptional access
- SSO & Cognito
- SAML 2.0
- Active Directory Single sign-on option
- Access to other apps like workday, drive, and outlook.
- Cognito used for mobile apps and web authentication
- Two signing options
- User Pool
- Sign Up page
- attached with a lambda function
- stores credential and user details in AWS/App
- Identity Pools
- used with Auth providers
- like, Google, Apple, and Facebook.
- Change of application Id will prevent existing users from login in.
- more...
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