How do I create an IAM policy to control access to Amazon EC2 resources using tags?

Young shows you how to create an IAM policy to control access to Amazon EC2 resources using tags.

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[piyushraut]

Hi..bro is it not possible with visual rather than using json ? Because im not that good in json

[karthikpt]

Hi bro, your video is awesome, but I have a question. Can I restrict a specific user's access and view to only the servers their organization was assigned?

[ahmetcalis]

it doesn't works when we do with the visual editor both with ec2:ResourceTag and aws:ResourceTag. With the json presented in this video it works well.
As I'am in Basic support plan I have not been able to open a case. May be it should be investigate.

[karthikpt]

Hi, I have one question "I'm looking for a way to restrict the visibility ec2 instances to certain IAM accounts. I'd really like a way for a particular account to only be able to see the instances that it has created i.e. when it does a describeInstances only those it has created are present".

[Paul-kmox]

imagine how dumb aws is to actually comlicate a simple process like this, why not just select which instance you want a user to see when creating him