joegarciar3a3294 @ joegarciar3a3294 @lemmy.world

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it is actually possible to add non-root iam accounts using your root iam account. however, in order to do that, you first have to create an access key for your root user, which is not recommended by aws.

the method is to manually create a non-root user, add an initial iam permission to modify the iam resources, and automate the additional iam permission agregation via script in gitlab-ci.yml

thank you

it's just for my portfolio. it's like self-hosting for enterprise

if someone finds a flaw in the code, diagram, or anything actually

i agree. they should be run in a confined env first