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IAM Policy Map
IAM Policy Map
Job functions: Switch between the hub and domains

Can change permissions or pass roles: 4 of 15 policies: 0 unrestricted, 4 scoped or conditional. These grants let a principal change who has access, or hand a role to a service. AWS advises restricting them, and notes that passing any role can lead to unintended privilege escalation.

Data access: 7 of 15 policies: 3 write, 4 read only, 0 list only. Counts policies that grant actions AWS marks as operating on data held in a resource. Some granted actions are not yet classified by AWS.

Job functions policies

AWS job-function policies (ARN path /job-function/). Assigned by rule.

15 AWS managed policies. 15 have reviewed guidance; the rest have authoritative permission data pending editorial review.

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User access (7)

  • AWSManagementConsoleAdministratorAccessAdmin

    Provides full access to configure and customize the AWS Management Console

  • BillingAdmin

    Grants permissions for billing and cost management. This includes viewing account usage and viewing and modifying budgets and payment methods.

  • DatabaseAdministratorHigh privilegeAdmin

    Grants full access permissions to AWS services and actions required to set up and configure AWS database services.

  • DataScientistHigh privilegeAdmin

    Grants permissions to AWS data analytics services.

  • NetworkAdministratorAdmin

    Grants full access permissions to AWS services and actions required to set up and configure AWS network resources.

  • SupportUserAdmin

    This policy grants permissions to troubleshoot and resolve issues in an AWS account. This policy also enables the user to contact AWS support to create and manage cases.

  • SystemAdministratorHigh privilegeAdmin

    Grants full access permissions necessary for resources required for application and development operations.

Operator and limited (8)

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