Re:Awsviz.dev simplifying AWS IAM policies
by egorfine on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @07:20AM
(#40925720)
This could be a perfect 101 on IAM which I would strongly prefer never attending.
[ Parent
| on HN ]
How else do you expect to manage permissions? Is there a better dsl design you have in mind?
Re:Awsviz.dev simplifying AWS IAM policies
by egorfine on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @12:52PM
(#40928853)
What is better? I am pretty sure IAM is the best there is, no questions about that.
Better for small teams? Sure: a login/password system with maybe optional restrictions on services and maybe "readonly" access and maybe with disabled aws console.
Basically, something that was in AWS before the IAM madness came in.
Re:Awsviz.dev simplifying AWS IAM policies
by JackSlateur on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @03:05PM
(#40930266)
But you can do that with IAM, and quite easily too
Create IAM user with access/secret keys are easy
Assign the built-in ReadOnly policy, easy too, or any other built-in "generic" policy
Re:Awsviz.dev simplifying AWS IAM policies
by egorfine on Thursday July 11, 2024 @05:35AM
(#40934947)
You are missing my point.
Of course, it is possible with IAM because IAM is a top-tier ACL system.
The point: I don't want to learn it.
Re:Awsviz.dev simplifying AWS IAM policies
by danielheath on Wednesday July 10, 2024 @05:18PM
(#40931577)
If my account has only got one thing in it, I don’t expect to manage permissions at all.
“Everything has root” is fine when you are starting a new thing - what’s needed is tooling to start there and grow into fine grained permissions when you add a second thing.