AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Changing IAM User Permissions (Method 3)

This video tutorial explains how to change permissions for an IEM user by attaching a policy directly to the user. It covers creating a custom policy using the visual editor, selecting services and actions, and specifying resources and conditions. The tutorial also demonstrates how to attach the created policy to a user, providing a comprehensive guide to managing user permissions in IEM.

What is the third method of changing permissions for an IAM user discussed in the lecture?

• Changing the user's password

• Attaching a policy directly to the user

• Modifying the user's group permissions

• Deleting the user and creating a new one

Which tool is used to create a custom policy in the lecture?

• AWS Management Console

• Command Line Interface

• Visual Editor

• Policy Simulator

What service is selected for the custom policy example in the lecture?

• DynamoDB

• S3

• Lambda

• EC2

What level of access is granted to the S3 service in the custom policy example?

• Read-only

• Write-only

• Full Access

• No Access

What is the best practice for specifying resources in a policy?

• Grant access to all resources

• Assign specific permissions

• Use default settings

• Ignore resource specifications

What is the final step after creating a custom policy for user Bob?

• Delete the policy

• Attach the policy to user Bob

• Edit the policy

• Create a new user

How can the policy attached to user Bob be reviewed?

• By logging out and back in

• By contacting AWS support

• By checking the user's email

• By expanding the policy name in the permissions table