AWS IAM
Using IAM, you can provide secure access to only designated users or resources to Amazon Bedrock and its capabilities. IAM allows you to create user accounts and assign permissions to those accounts, determining what actions they can perform on specific resources. Here are some of the key points on how IAM works with Amazon Bedrock:
- Identities: IAM supports various types of identities, including IAM users, groups, and roles. Users represent individual people or applications, groups are collections of users, and roles are assumed by trusted entities to gain temporary access.
- Authentication: To use Amazon Bedrock securely, you must first prove your identity through authentication. This can be achieved by logging in as an AWS root user, an IAM user, or by assuming an IAM role. Additionally, you can authenticate using external identities, such as SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) authentication identity providers (IdPs). These external identities are passed...
