Re:AWS IAM Policies in a Nutshell
by devonbleak on Thursday March 23, 2017 @06:26PM
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We have both out of necessity. IAM policies on roles/users/groups are a given, but here are some concrete examples of what we're using resource policies for:
- Granting cross-account access to resources without requiring an explicit sts:AssumeRole on the other side (in some cases for things like CloudTrail and billing reports this is the only option)
- Enforcing SSE on S3 buckets (implemented as a DENY in the bucket policy with conditions to check for missing SSE headers)
- Granting cross-account access to resources without requiring an explicit sts:AssumeRole on the other side (in some cases for things like CloudTrail and billing reports this is the only option)
- Enforcing SSE on S3 buckets (implemented as a DENY in the bucket policy with conditions to check for missing SSE headers)