Guide to IAM Flashcards

1
Q

It enables you to securely control access to AWS services
and resources for your users.

A

AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)

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2
Q

IAM consists of the following?

A

Users
Groups
Roles

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3
Q

The _______________ is created when you first set up your AWS account. The account has complete admin access.

A

root account

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4
Q

New users have _______________ when first created.

A

no permissions

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5
Q

IAM is universal, not regional. True or False

A

True

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6
Q

New Users are assigned _______________ when first created.

A

Access Key ID & Secret Access Keys

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7
Q

Access key ID & Secret Access Key cannot use the to Login in to the AWS
Management Console, True or False

A

True

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8
Q

You can use Access key ID & Secret Access to access AWS via the?

A

APIs and Command Line

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9
Q

Viewing Access Keys

A

You only get to view Access key ID & Secret Access Key once. If
you lose them, you have to regenerate them. So, save them in a
secure location.

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10
Q

Use MFA

A

Always setup Multifactor Authentication (MFA) on your root
account.

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11
Q

Password Rotation

A

You can create and customize your own password rotation
policies.

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12
Q

It allows users to authenticate with a web identity provider, like Google, Facebook, or Amazon.

A

Web Identity Federation

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13
Q

An _______________ is exchanged for temporary AWS credentials, allowing users to assume an IAM role.

A

authentication token

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14
Q

It is an Identity Broker which handles interaction between your applications and the Web ID provider.

A

Cognito

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15
Q

Provides sign-up, sign-in and guest user access

A

Cognito

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16
Q

Syncs user data for a seamless experience across your devices

16
Q

It is the AWS-recommended approach for Web ID Federation

17
Q

Cognito uses _______________ to manage user sign-up and sign-in directly, or via Web Identity Providers.

A

Cognito User Pools

18
Q

Cognito push synchronization uses SNS to ______________________ associated with a single user ID.

A

send a silent push

19
Q

It enable you to provide temporary AWS credentials.

A

Identity Pools

20
Q

Enabling access to AWS services like S3 or DynamoDB.

A

Identity Pools

21
Q

We can use a ______________________ to enable anonymous access to DynamoDB.

A

Cognito identity pool

22
Q

What is the 3 different types of IAM Policies?

A

Managed Policy
Customer Managed Policy
Inline Policy

22
Q

It is the type of IAM Policies that AWS-managed default policies.

A

Managed Policy

23
It is the type of IAM Policies that managed by you.
Customer Managed Policy
24
It is the type of IAM Policies that managed by you and embedded in a single user, group, or role.
Inline Policy
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In most cases, What IAM Policy AWS recommends using?
AWS recommends using Managed Policies over Inline Policies.