AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a service that allows AWS customers to manage users’ access and permissions to the AWS accounts and available APIs/services within AWS. IAM can manage users, security credentials (such as API access keys), and allow users to access AWS resources. In this lab, we will walk through the foundations of IAM. We’ll focus on user and group management, as well as how to assign access to specific resources using IAM managed policies. We’ll learn how to find the login URL where AWS users can log in to their account and explore this from a real-world use case perspective.
Learning Objectives
Successfully complete this lab by achieving the following learning objectives:
- Add the Users to the Proper Groups
Add the following users to their proper groups:
user-1should be in theS3-Supportgroup.user-2should be in theEC2-Supportgroup.user-3should be in theEC2-Admingroup.
- Use the IAM Sign-in Link to Sign In As a User
Copy the IAM users sign-in link in the AWS console, open an incognito window, and sign in as either
user-1,user-2, oruser-3with the password 123456.
