AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - IAM Groups (LAB Exercise)

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating IAM groups and users in AWS. It starts with an overview of existing groups and the need to create new ones, specifically Developers and Test groups. The tutorial then details the process of creating these groups, attaching relevant policies, and adding new users—Kelly, Kim, and Bill—to these groups. The video emphasizes navigating the AWS Management Console and ensuring users inherit the correct permissions from their groups.

What is the primary purpose of creating IAM groups in AWS?

• To monitor network traffic

• To store data securely

• To organize users and attach permission policies

• To manage billing information

Which policies are attached to the Developers group?

• Amazon S3 Full Access and AWS Lambda Access

• Amazon RDS Full Access and AWS CloudFormation Access

• Amazon EC2 Full Access and AWS Code Build Developer Access

• Amazon SES Full Access and AWS IAM Access

What is the main policy attached to the Test group?

• Amazon SES Full Access

• Amazon EC2 Full Access

• AWS Lambda Full Access

• AWS Code Build Developer Access

Which user is assigned to the Test group?

• Kelly

• Kim

• John

• Bill

What type of access is provided to all new users?

• Only programmatic access

• No access

• Only AWS Management Console access

• Both programmatic and AWS Management Console access

What should be done with the keys generated for each user?

• Delete them immediately

• Ignore them

• Share them publicly

• Store them in a safe place

What is the final step after creating users and groups?

• Creating application level roles

• Reviewing the setup to ensure correct permissions

• Deleting unused groups

• Assigning tags to users