iam
AWS IAM
AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) enables secure access control to AWS services and resources. IAM is foundational to AWS security—every AWS API call is authenticated and authorized through IAM.
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Core Concepts
Principals
Entities that can make requests to AWS: IAM users, roles, federated users, and applications.
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