I don’t know why you have still 32k subscribers…but one day will come you have more that 1M Subscribers because the way you are explaining and guiding thats no words to say but keep patience you will be on top…🙏🙏
Imaging the enterprise level where you have 1000s of resources and users, you can do this activity for all the resources. That is why you create the generic roles with permission and let user assume when they need it
A detailed video with a clear explanation, thanks! Is it possible to apply a several policies simultaneously to one role? If yes, which policy would be applied in case of conflict? For example, I created the first policy with full access to S3 and, mistakenly I created the second policy with S3 Read Only access. Both these policies are applied to one role. Which policy will be applied in this case? I guess, the most restrictive policy, i.e. S3 Read Only one. Or am I wrong here?
I don’t know why you have still 32k subscribers…but one day will come you have more that 1M Subscribers because the way you are explaining and guiding thats no words to say but keep patience you will be on top…🙏🙏
Thanks for the kind words.
I do not worry about the subscriber count but rather focus on the quality and content
Agree
for your explanation, I can say master blaster "Rahul wagh"
Thanks for the clear explanation .Please can you make a video on doing the same using AWS CLI
I feel 🌦 in summer :) thank you Rahul garu
You are welcome
have one query, if i can attach same policy then why there is need of assume role?
Imaging the enterprise level where you have 1000s of resources and users, you can do this activity for all the resources. That is why you create the generic roles with permission and let user assume when they need it
Nice Explanation. Can you please make video on ASSUME ROLE by AWS services
Sure i will add it in some other topics which i will cover in the future
Thanks for this tutorial Rahul!!
But how can i attach an IAM policy to an AWS resource directly through console? I unable to find that option
No that is not possible you have to goto resources and then attach policy in the resource
thank you Rahul, you create very informative and well explained videos please please create more videos on AWS schenario based and Devops tools.
Noted
Thanks heaps Rahul. Your videos are awesome as always. Looking forward for more videos.
So nice of you
A detailed video with a clear explanation, thanks!
Is it possible to apply a several policies simultaneously to one role? If yes, which policy would be applied in case of conflict?
For example, I created the first policy with full access to S3 and, mistakenly I created the second policy with S3 Read Only access. Both these policies are applied to one role. Which policy will be applied in this case? I guess, the most restrictive policy, i.e. S3 Read Only one. Or am I wrong here?
No it is the otherway around the S3 Full access will get the precedence
@@RahulWagh i.e., the less restrictive policy will be applied in AWS S3 access by default every time?
thanks sir....
Most welcome
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Can u teach me AWS macie ❤
1-to-1 sessions are bit difficult at this moment because of my time constraint
Hi Rahul can u post videos on AWS eks
How about AWS cognito