AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - IAM Administration (Guide) (Listing, Deleting Users and Account

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on using the Access Advisor in AWS Management Console. It covers how to view Access Advisor for IAM users, user groups, and roles, detailing the services accessed and policies applied. The tutorial also explains the importance of consulting Access Advisor before making changes to IAM users. Additionally, it demonstrates how to delete users and groups, emphasizing caution to avoid disrupting active accounts.

What is the primary function of the Access Advisor in the AWS Management Console?

• To manage billing and costs

• To provide detailed information on resource usage

• To monitor server health

• To configure network settings

How can you view the last activity date of an IAM user in AWS?

• By looking at the server logs

• By checking the billing dashboard

• By accessing the IAM service and selecting the user

• By reviewing the network settings

What information does the Access Advisor provide for IAM users?

• Network configurations

• Allowed services and last access details

• Billing information

• Server uptime

What can you learn from the Access Advisor for user groups?

• The billing details for the group

• The services accessible to the group and the policies granting access

• The network settings for the group

• The number of users in the group

What is the purpose of the Administrator Access policy in AWS?

• To restrict access to specific services

• To configure network settings

• To provide comprehensive access to AWS services

• To manage billing and costs

Before deleting a user, what should you consult to avoid disrupting active services?

• The billing dashboard

• The server logs

• The Access Advisor

• The network settings

What warning might you see when attempting to delete a user in AWS?

• The user has pending billing charges

• The user has server logs

• The user has recently accessed AWS and deletion could affect systems

• The user has network configurations