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8.IAM Notes

Identity & Access Management (IAM) is a free service used to manage users, groups, policies, and roles in AWS. There are two types of accounts: the powerful root account and the IAM account, with the root account having unrestricted access to AWS resources. It is advised not to use the root account for daily activities, to keep its credentials secure, and to enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for added security.

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8.IAM Notes

Identity & Access Management (IAM) is a free service used to manage users, groups, policies, and roles in AWS. There are two types of accounts: the powerful root account and the IAM account, with the root account having unrestricted access to AWS resources. It is advised not to use the root account for daily activities, to keep its credentials secure, and to enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for added security.

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IAM
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=> Identity & Access Management

=> It is used to manage Users, Groups, Policies & Roles

=> IAM is free service.

=> In AWS, we will have 2 types accounts

1) Root account

2) IAM account

=> Root account is very powerfull account with no restrictions.

=> If we login with Root user credentials, we can access everything in AWS cloud

Note-1: We shouldn't use root account for day to day activities.

Note-2: We shouldn't share root account credentials with anyone

Note-3: Company will not provide root account credentials for team members

Note-4: To enable high security we can use MFA for root account.

MFA : Multi Factor Authentication.

Root Account ID : 211125343231

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