Scenarios for IAM using Amazon SDKs

The following code examples show you how to implement common scenarios in IAM with Amazon SDKs. These scenarios show you how to accomplish specific tasks by calling multiple functions within IAM or combined with other Amazon Web Services services. Each scenario includes a link to the complete source code, where you can find instructions on how to set up and run the code.

Scenarios target an intermediate level of experience to help you understand service actions in context.

Examples

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Configure container service connectivity
Create a container task for the serverless launch type
Create a rest API with function proxy integration
Create read-only and read-write users
Creating a container service for virtual machine instances
Creating a managed monitoring workspace
Creating a monitoring dashboard with function name as a variable
Creating your first serverless function
Get started with serverless data warehouses
Getting started with configuration management
Getting started with internet of things device protection
Getting started with machine learning feature stores
Getting started with managed kubernetes clusters
Getting started with managed streaming
Getting started with provisioned data warehouse clusters
Getting started with workflow orchestration
Manage access keys
Manage policies
Manage roles
Manage your account
Moving hardcoded secrets to secure secret storage
Permission policy allows Amazon Compute Optimizer Automation to apply recommended actions
Permission policy to enable Automation across your organization
Permission policy to enable Automation for your account
Permission policy to grant full access to Compute Optimizer Automation for a management account of an organization
Permission policy to grant full access to Compute Optimizer Automation for standalone Amazon accounts
Permission policy to grant read-only access to Compute Optimizer Automation for a management account of an organization
Permission policy to grant read-only access to Compute Optimizer Automation for standalone Amazon accounts
Permission policy to grant service-linked role permissions for Compute Optimization Automation
Roll back a policy version
Run CPU stress tests on virtual machine instances using fault injection
Set up Attribute-Based Access Control
Setting up systems management
Using property variables in monitoring dashboards to monitor multiple serverless functions
Work with Streams and Time-to-Live
Work with the IAM Policy Builder API

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