Examples of using Temporary credentials in English and their translations into Spanish
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It is not the account of the caller, but the account from which temporary credentials are requested that must activate the region.
This tool is best suited to method 2 for refreshing temporary credentials described in IAM Session ARN Registration Prerequisites.
AWS Cloud9 puts additional restrictions on how its temporary credentials can be used to access AWS actions and resources from the environment.
If the AWS managed temporary credentials setting is set to off,
Temporary credentials expire after one hour
should use an IAM role to manage temporary credentials for applications that run on an EC2 instance.
You can examine the instance metadata to see how the role's temporary credentials are made available to an instance.
pay particular attention to temporary credentials that have been issued.
see Actions Supported by AWS Managed Temporary Credentials.
AWS console: The AWS console uses the temporary credentials on behalf of the user for all subsequent console actions,
uses AWS managed temporary credentials when calling AWS services from the AWS CLI,
When you activate a region for an account, you enable the STS endpoints in that region to issue temporary credentials for users and roles in that account when a request is made to an endpoint in the region.
Applications running on Amazon EC2- You can use an IAM role to manage temporary credentials for applications running on an EC2 instance
Here's how AWS managed temporary credentials work whenever an EC2 environment tries to access an AWS service on behalf of an AWS entity for example,
do not want to turn on AWS managed temporary credentials for an environment, but you still need the environment to access AWS services,
AWS using federated access or temporary credentials, or if you do not want to configure IAM users,
Cloud9 EC2 development environment, AWS managed temporary credentials allow all AWS actions for all AWS resources in the caller's AWS account, with the following restrictions.
depending on how Bob wants to manage the policies for users and when the temporary credentials should expire.
which manages the IAM temporary credentials, including refreshing them as required.
If you have AWS managed temporary credentials enabled and the environment is a shared environment, the environment owner has not opened the environment within the past 12 hours so that AWS Cloud9 can refresh AWS managed temporary credentials in the environment.