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Using an assume role for Amazon S3 resources in Informatica Cloud Data Integration

Using an assume role for Amazon S3 resources in Informatica Cloud Data Integration

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Configure assume role on the AWS console

Configure assume role on the AWS console

When an IAM user from account A tries to assume a role in account B, the IAM user needs to specify an external ID to be authenticated to assume this role even though you have defined the rules and policies for the IAM user and IAM role.
Perform the following steps on the AWS console to configure the assume role:
  1. Log in to the
    AWS Console
    .
  2. Click
    Dashboard
     from the left panel.
    The
    AWS Service
     dashboard page appears.
  3. Click
    IAM
    .
    The
    Welcome to Identity and Access Management
     page appears.
  4. Click
    Policies
     from the left panel.
    Configure the policies for the IAM user that you configure when the IAM user and the IAM role are in different accounts.
  5. Click
    Roles
     from the left panel.
    Configure the policies for the IAM role that you configure when the IAM user and the IAM role are in different accounts.
  6. Click
    Trust relationships
     tab to view the trust relationship for the AWS account.
  7. Click
    Edit trust relationship
     to define the trust relationship.
    The
    Edit Trust Relationship
     window opens.
  8. Edit the policy and specify the conditions for the external ID.
    The following image shows the condition that you defined for the external ID:
    The image shows the condition that you defined for the external ID.
  9. Click
    Update Trust Policy
    .
    The
    Trust relationships
     tab shows the external ID condition and the value that you specified.
    The image shows the condition and the value that you specified for the exterrnal ID.
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