Lab Information
When establishing infrastructure on the AWS cloud, Identity and Access Management (IAM) is among the first and most critical services to configure. IAM facilitates the creation and management of user accounts, groups, roles, policies, and other access controls. The Nautilus DevOps team is currently in the process of configuring these resources and has outlined the following requirements:
Create an IAM role as below:
1) IAM role name must be iamrole_mark.
2) Entity type must be AWS Service and use case must be EC2.
3) Attach a policy named iampolicy_mark.
Lab Solutions
Step-by-Step Instructions (AWS Console)
- Log in to AWS Console
Use your lab credentials.
- Open IAM Service
In the AWS search bar → type IAM
Click IAM
- Create the IAM Role
In the left navigation pane → click Roles
Click Create role
- Select Trusted Entity
On the Select trusted entity page:
Trusted entity type: AWS service
Use case: EC2
Click Next.
- Attach Permissions Policy
In the permissions list, search for:
iampolicy_mark
Select the policy iampolicy_mark
Click Next
- Name the Role
On the Name, review, and create page:
Role name: iamrole_mark
(Optional) Description:
IAM role for EC2 with iampolicy_mark attached
Click Create role.
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