IAM

Question 1

Best Practise of IAM

Answer 1

1. Delete root access keys
2. Activate MFA on your account
3. Create individual IAM users
4. Use groups to assign permissioms
5. Apply an IAM password policy

Question 2

What is MFA

Answer 2

Multi-Factor Authentication = Additional layer of security Authentication. MFA device, Key fob and API keys (can log into CLI.

Question 3

Best Practises for IAM Users

Answer 3

Never use root account for day-to-day use, make a IAM user with admin access instead. Create additional account for daily admin

Question 4

Best Practises for IAM Groups

Answer 4

IAM Groups is a collection of IAM Users, which allow you to set and manage permissions for multiple users.

Question 5

IAM Users

Answer 5

An individual who has been granted access to an AWS account. Each IAM user has a username, password and permissions to access AWS services. Must have permission policy to access services.

Question 6

IAM Role

Answer 6

Attach policy permission to role so AWS service can connect to another AWS services

Question 7

Root user has access to?

Answer 7

Everything