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AWS does not use the exact same authn/authz/identity model or terminology as other providers, and for people familiar with other models, it's pretty non-trivial
by weitendorf 2y ago
AWS does not use the exact same authn/authz/identity model or terminology as other providers, and for people familiar with other models, it's pretty non-trivial to adapt to. I recently posted a rant about this to https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/1geczoz/the_aws_iam_identity_center_is_decadent_and/ https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/1geczoz/the_aws_iam_id...
Personally I am more familiar with directly using API keys or auth tokens than AWS's IAM users (which are more similar to what I'd call "service accounts").
- OJFord 2y agoIf you're looking for a generative AI model API only, I think Nova is not for you. If you want to build that capability into your cloud application, it uses exactly the model you expect and have, and you just add a new policy/role/whatever for whatever piece of it's going to use Nova.