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On the other hand, it's super cool in a CS class to see your professor open a telnet session to an SMTP server and execute the commands to send an email, and the poof an email shows up in your inbox.
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I start a new job in 2 weeks at a place that uses AWS, whereas all my experience is in Azure (they know this, I don't have to fake anything). What would be a good primer on AWS? Is there an AWS equivalent to the AZ-900 exam/cert (which is a totally free and online cert from Microsoft) that I can use to at least build a foundation of skills?
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Today I learned that you can only attach a maximum of 10 AWS managed IAM policies to an IAM group. If you want more attached, you need multiple groups or you need to copy the settings into your own policy. Which... feels like it defeats the purpose of having AWS managed policies for common roles. Maybe the purpose is just to push you into writing your own policies, but those AWS managed policies are so helpful! Particularly the ReadOnly roles which we're utilizing heavily.
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Feb 14, 2024 19:48
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My read on those is that you have to "switch" into a role and isn't really meant to be a user's level of regular access. And it still has a policy attachment limit.
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Feb 14, 2024 20:24
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No identity center, just plain IAM users signing into the web console or using access keys from the command line.
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Feb 14, 2024 20:41
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Identity Center is probably in the future, though how far in the future is certainly up for debate. The joys of a tech company still somewhat in "startup" mode that only recently hired an "IT guy" to get Okta going, for example. Who is not me, I'm the latest DevOps person. At least all of our IAM access is controlled via Terraform, so that feels better than nothing. There is not an easy win here though, I think I'm just gonna pretend to forget about it for a little while and work on something else.
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Plank Walker posted:
Yes, that url is made specifically to be accessed from inside the service. Or, at least, that's how it works in EC2, and I would assume for ECS as well. It's all part of the metadata service.
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