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Overview of this book

AWS is at the forefront of Cloud Computing today. Many businesses are moving away from traditional datacenters and toward AWS because of its reliability, vast service offerings, lower costs, and high rate of innovation. Because of its versatility and flexible design, AWS can be used to accomplish a variety of simple and complicated tasks such as hosting multitier websites, running large scale parallel processing, content delivery, petabyte storage and archival, and lots more. Whether you are a seasoned sysadmin or a rookie, this book will provide you with all the necessary skills to design, deploy, and manage your applications on the AWS cloud platform. The book guides you through the core AWS services such as IAM, EC2, VPC, RDS, and S3 using a simple real world application hosting example that you can relate to. Each chapter is designed to provide you with the most information possible about a particular AWS service coupled with easy to follow hands-on steps, best practices, tips, and recommendations. By the end of the book, you will be able to create a highly secure, fault tolerant, and scalable environment for your applications to run on.
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Working with users, groups, and policies is just the start. There are a lot more awesome features provided by AWS IAM that can help you with managing the access and security for your organization that we haven't covered in this chapter. Let's browse through some of these interesting features and services quickly.

For starters, let's talk about roles and identity providers. Roles are nothing but a group of permissions that grant users access to some particular AWS resources and services. But wait, doesn't a policy do the same thing? You're absolutely right! Both are, in a sense, a set of permissions, but the difference lies in where and how you apply them.

Policies are applied to users and groups that belong to a particular AWS account, whereas roles are applied to users who are generally not a part of your AWS account. In a sense, you use roles to delegate access to users, applications, and services that do not have access to your AWS resources...

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