Your Amazon Elastic Beanstalk environment security
Elastic Beanstalk uses Amazon Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles to act on your behalf and to control what the compute running your application can access. The specific roles and settings depend on your environment's mode.
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With Beanstalk Standard, you configure a service role and an Amazon EC2 instance profile. See Configuring service access for a Beanstalk Standard environment and Elastic Beanstalk Service roles, instance profiles, and user policies.
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With Beanstalk Cluster, you provide the IAM roles that the Amazon EKS cluster and its nodes use. See Permissions for Beanstalk Cluster.