AWS for Developers: Identity Access Management (IAM)
49mIntermediate2022-09-06
Authors

Bear Cahill
Mobile Application Developer
Course details
A variety of people and services—from employees to applications running on Amazon EC2 making requests to AWS—require access to your AWS resources. With AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), you can securely control access to these resources in one place. In this course, instructor Bear Cahill helps you get up and running with IAM, explaining how to use the web service to efficiently create and manage user accounts, groups, roles, and permissions. To begin, Bear covers essential IAM concepts, including how to create a user account. He then dives into configuring password settings for users, modifying policies, grouping users, adding roles for services, and more.
Learning objectives
AWS IAM concepts
Modifying policies
Permission boundaries
Grouping users
Resource-based policies
Multi-factor authentication
Working with CloudTrail
Learning objectives
AWS IAM concepts
Modifying policies
Permission boundaries
Grouping users
Resource-based policies
Multi-factor authentication
Working with CloudTrail
Skills covered
Identity and Access ManagementAmazon Web Services (AWS)AmazonCloud ServicesCloud PlatformsCybersecurityCloud ComputingDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - AWS user security with IAM
- 02 - What you should know
1. AWS IAM Concepts
- 03 - IAM overview
- 04 - Root account
- 05 - User accounts
- 06 - Create a user account
2. Users and Policies
- 07 - Password settings
- 08 - Access keys
- 09 - Policy JSON
- 10 - Modifying policies
- 11 - Permission boundaries
3. Groups and Roles
- 12 - Grouping users
- 13 - Roles
- 14 - Resource-based policies
4. Advanced IAM
- 15 - Multi-factor authentication
- 16 - Federated access
- 17 - Credential report and access advisor
- 18 - CloudTrail
- 19 - Best practices
Conclusion
- 20 - Next steps