How to use customer managed policies (CMPs) in AWS IAM Identity Center | Amazon Web Services

In this video, learn how to use permission sets with customer managed policies inside IAM Identity Center. You will learn about the use cases and set a demo on how to use permissions sets. Permission sets are role templates that define which policies to include in the roles that IAM Identity Center will use within each account across AWS Organizations. This allows you centrally implement IAM permissions across multiple AWS accounts at one time.

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[farrukhfida]

Thanks a lot by defining it with example
Really appreciated, as what i am seeing that to many videos with theory and you did it ❤

[rutikgarve]

what if i want to reedit the policy, is it mandatory to edit in all accounts or only where IAM identity centre is held, if we have to edit in all accounts what should be the flow, main then member or member then main account

[ajithkumarmohanakumaran]

I have query,
Assign access to user (timestamp: 5:22 to 6:10), I would like guidance on automating the assignment of access to a user. If you could provide an example AWS CLI command for this, it would be greatly appreciated.

[hantz]

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