As always we are trying to stay on top of the new functionality offered by Amazon Web Services to offer the most compelling Amazon S3, CloudFront and IAM client on Windows platform.
Recently it became possible for IAM users to log in to AWS Console to perform subset of tasks specified in the policy. We made an enhancement to CloudBerry Explorer that allows creating Login Profiles for IAM users so that they can log in to the console.
To find out about IAM Manager functional overview, check out here. To learn now to create users and assign policies check out here.
Start IAM Manager, select the user and select Login Profile | Set Password in the context menu.
Specify the password for a user in the opened windows.
Notice the link on the dialog above. This is the link IAM users should open to access AWS Console. It is prefixed with AWS Account ID.
To create the password you will have to click OK and close the dialog, but you can open it again and click the link to go to AWS Console. Now just enter the username and password:
After successful login the user can access S3 account in the console to the extent specified in the policy.
Policy Example to allow users to log in to the console and list all buckets
+++
Note: this post applies to CloudBerry Explorer 2.7.1 PRO and later.
As always we would be happy to hear your feedback and you are welcome to post a comment.
CloudBerry S3 Explorer is a Windows freeware product that helps managing Amazon S3 storage and CloudFront . You can download it at http://cloudberrylab.com/
CloudBerry S3 Explorer PRO is a Windows program that helps managing Amazon S3 storage and CloudFront . You can download it at http://pro.cloudberrylab.com/ It is priced at $39.99
Like our products? Please help us spread the word about them. Learn here how to do it.
Want to get CloudBerry Explorer PRO for FREE? Make a blog post about us!
1 comment:
Your sample policy statement, "Policy Example to allow users to log in to the console and list all buckets"
doesn't work. I get "You don't have permissions to use the Amazon S3 Console. And yes, I change the Bucket name to reflect my own. The instructions on the Amazon site are useless too. Tried everything.
Post a Comment