AWS - Identity and Access ManagementWhat is the best way to grant temporary access to AWS resources?ACreate a new IAM user with permanent credentialsBUse the same credentials for all usersCShare root account credentialsDUse IAM roles with temporary security credentialsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify temporary access methodsIAM roles provide temporary credentials that expire, improving security.Step 2: Avoid permanent or shared credentialsPermanent credentials or sharing root credentials increase risk and reduce control.Final Answer:Use IAM roles with temporary security credentials -> Option DQuick Check:Temporary access = D [OK]Quick Trick: Use roles for temporary access, not permanent users [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESCreating permanent users for short tasksSharing root credentialsIgnoring role-based access
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