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I was thinking about it today, I could think of an equivalent for EC2, S3, Software defined networking, archival, load balancers etc. But, one thing I could not
by reacharavindh 2y ago
I was thinking about it today, I could think of an equivalent for EC2, S3, Software defined networking, archival, load balancers etc. But, one thing I could not easily come up with a replacement for is IAM. What would be an equivalent to IAM that a smallish cloud provider could use without building it from scratch?
A system that provides roles, policies and granular permissions that can be attached to specific resources like the equivalent of S3 buckets, equivalent of EC3 VMs etc.
- Hikikomori 2y agoFor hetzner object storage probably generate keys for VM's and store them in Vault or similar tool to manage credentials, which you'll likely want anyway.
- everfrustrated 2y agoYou're right IAM is the major missing piece that is often forgotten. The closest I've seen is (ironically) this opensouce project from AWS https://www.cedarpolicy.com/ https://www.cedarpolicy.com/