Introduction to AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Reviews

Antonio A. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Anthony M. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Alan S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Jeffrey B. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Lisa G. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Eric B. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

easy one.

Li K. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Sridhar G. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Gene R. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Srinivas N. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Jason A. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Andy G. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

The lab didn't create the pre-defined users correctly and my "awsstudent" account did not have permissions to make any changes.

David S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Stephen P. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Josh S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Paul L. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Mark L. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Some conditions were not as expected, e.g., instructions indicated there would be three S3 buckets but there were only two.

Theresa W. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

That is a pain to log in and out while changing users

Mike W. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Matt W. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Kyle V. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

The user names and group names are too long. The part of the name that makes it unique should be listed first in the long string. You cannot see the difference between the users and groups unless you remove all columns or click on it.

Brad J. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

On the step where it tells you to open a new browser to login as a different user, the other way to do that would be to use Incognito Mode. Also, please foreshadow the fact that you will be explaining how to login in the next section. I didn't see the next section because it was off screen and had to figure out how to get the users credentials on my own. I don't know if that is a bad thing because I learned about the system, but it was a little annoying to find it after the fact. Also, for the password change, foreshadow that we will actually be using the users later. As an admin I know how to change passwords, so doing it once is practice enough so I skipped to the next step.

Carl F. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago

Rahul S. · Reviewed almost 10 years ago