AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Changing IAM User Permissions (Method 2)

The video tutorial explains how to copy permissions from one IAM user to another in AWS. It begins with creating a new user named Bob, setting up his access type, and copying permissions from an existing user, John. The tutorial guides through the process of reviewing and finalizing the setup, and emphasizes the importance of downloading and securely storing access keys. By the end, both users, Bob and John, have identical permissions, including admin rights.

What is the first step in copying permissions from one IAM user to another?

• Create a new user

• Delete the existing user

• Export the permissions to a file

• Modify the existing user's permissions

When setting access types for a new IAM user, which options should be selected?

• Both Programmatic and AWS Management Console access

• AWS Management Console access only

• No access

• Programmatic access only

Which option should be selected to copy permissions from an existing user?

• Use a predefined template

• Create a new policy

• Copy permissions from an existing user

• Attach a managed policy

What is a recommended practice after creating a new IAM user?

• Download the access keys

• Share the access keys publicly

• Delete the access keys

• Ignore the access keys

What is confirmed about the new user after downloading the access keys?

• The new user is not yet active

• The new user has different permissions

• The new user has no permissions

• The new user has the same permissions as the existing user