Creating and Assuming an Administrator AWS IAM Role
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In this Hands-on Lab we are going to work through creating a brand-new IAM Role within your AWS Sandbox account. This IAM Role will be granted Administrator Access permissions within the same account.
Create a brand-new IAM role named CSAA_AdministratorTest
and attach the AWS-managed policy titled AdministratorAccess.
Copy the from the lab GitHub repo and update %REPLACE_WITH_ACCOUNT_ID%
with your account ID. This policy will only allow an IAM identity with your cloud_user
ARN to assume the role
The naming convention for this step is critical to avoid conflicts in future steps!
After creation, test assumption of the IAM role using the Switch Role console option.
After the role is verified to be working, create a new CloudFormation template that mimics the newly created IAM role. This allows for easy future deployment when required.
To do this, copy and run the template code for which ever language you choose in Application Composer.
When prompted, you must name the stack AdministratorAccessRole