UPDATED for the new UI showing Identity Center.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is one of the core services in Amazon Web Services (AWS). Without IAM, you really don’t have a viable cloud solution. IAM allows you to secure your AWS resources, controlling authentication (the “who”) and authorization (what they can do).
In this video, using a mix of slides and hands-on demos, I’ll provide an overview of IAM and its four main constructs: users, groups, roles and policies (and how to attach them).
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00:00 – Overviewing the need for Identity and Access Management (IAM) on AWS
01:15 – Creating IAM users in the AWS Console
03:37 – Best practice: Log in as an IAM user, not the root account
04:15 – Creating user groups in AWS IAM
05:29 – Understanding roles in AWS IAM
06:18 – Why do roles exist in AWS?
09:49 – Understanding permissions policies in AWS IAM
13:30 – Attaching policies to users, groups and roles in AWS IAM
16:15 – Creating a role and assigning permissions in AWS IAM
18:13 – Summarizing AWS IAM concepts