AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - IAM Inline Policies (Guide)

The video tutorial covers the process of working with inline policies for IAM users in AWS. It begins with accessing the AWS Management Console and navigating to the IAM Dashboard. The tutorial demonstrates how to add an inline policy to a user named John, specifying permissions for the S3 service. It explains the difference between resource-based and identity-based policies and highlights the types of AWS policies, including AWS managed and customer managed policies.

What is the first step to start working with inline policies for IAM users?

• Access the S3 Dashboard

• Open the EC2 Console

• Navigate to the IAM Dashboard

• Visit the AWS Billing Dashboard

Which user is used as an example for adding an inline policy in the tutorial?

• User Mary

• User John

• User Bob

• User Alice

What permissions are specified for the S3 service in the inline policy example?

• No Access

• Full Access

• List and Read

• Write and Delete

What is the main difference between AWS managed policies and customer managed policies?

• AWS managed policies are created by customers

• AWS managed policies are created by AWS, while customer managed policies are created by the customer

• Customer managed policies are preconfigured by AWS

• Both are created by AWS

What category do inline policies fall under when they are applied directly to a user?

• Shared Policies

• Role Policies

• Group Policies

• Attached Directly