AWS IAM

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What does IAM stand for in AWS?

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Identity and Access Management

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Which IAM entity is used to group users and attach common permissions?

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IAM Group

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What is the maximum number of IAM users you can create in an AWS account by default?

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250

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What is the purpose of an IAM policy?

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To manage permissions and control access

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What is the AWS-recommended best practice for granting permissions to users?

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Use groups with managed policies

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Which of the following is true about IAM roles?
Roles are assigned to specific users permanently,
Roles provide temporary credentials for accessing AWS resources,
Roles are used only for EC2 instances.
Roles cannot be used across AWS accounts.

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Roles provide temporary credentials for accessing AWS resources

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What does an IAM policy document consist of? Options: Permissions, Actions, and Regions; Actions, Resources, and Conditions; Services, Regions, and Conditions; Users, Groups, and Roles

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Actions, Resources, and Conditions

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What is the difference between an inline policy and a managed policy?

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Inline policies are directly attached to a single identity, whereas managed policies can be shared across multiple identities.

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Which AWS feature allows you to enforce MFA for IAM users? Options: IAM Roles, AWS Config, IAM Policies with Condition Keys, AWS Organizations

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IAM Policies with Condition Keys

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Which of these actions is not possible with IAM?
Define fine-grained permissions for AWS services.
Restrict access by IP address or time of day.
Enable cross-account access.

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Share access keys with multiple users.