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IAM Roles

IAM Roles

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What is IAM Roles?

IAM Roles are a way to grant permissions to AWS resources without needing to manage long-term credentials like access keys. An IAM role is an identity that you can assume, and when you assume a role, you obtain temporary security credentials. They are commonly used to allow EC2 instances, Lambda functions, and other AWS services to securely access other AWS resources (like S3 buckets or DynamoDB tables) or to allow users from one AWS account to access resources in another account.

What other technologies are related to IAM Roles?

IAM Roles Competitor Technologies

Identity and Access Management that may compete.
mentioned alongside IAM Roles in 99% (107) of relevant job posts
Provides data quality and data integration capabilities, which may overlap with some IAM role governance aspects.
mentioned alongside IAM Roles in 96% (76) of relevant job posts

IAM Roles Complementary Technologies

A database service where access needs to be controlled using IAM roles.
mentioned alongside IAM Roles in 8% (134) of relevant job posts
IAM roles can be used to grant access to KMS keys for encryption/decryption.
mentioned alongside IAM Roles in 3% (321) of relevant job posts
IAM roles rely on policies to define permissions.
mentioned alongside IAM Roles in 6% (87) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning IAM Roles?

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