IAM Identity Center allows organizations to create or connect their existing workforce identities to AWS, therefore allowing you to easily implement single sign-on (SSO). • This helps improve security, streamline user provisioning, and simplify the user experience by allowing users to access multiple accounts with a single set of credentials.
from the development team, reviews the requests, and applies them to the IAM Identity Center. Since the Central Identity Team understands the internal workings of the development team, they can review access requests appropriately. Additionally, the limited number of development teams ensures that the workload remains manageable. In a small/medium-scale organization, such a centralized access management system can be operated without any issues.
the Central Identity Team may find it difficult to keep track of the internal workings of each development team, making appropriate reviews challenging. Additionally, the time-consuming review process can delay the granting of access requests, leading to decreased development productivity for the development teams. In a large-scale organization, such a centralized access management system can lead to issues.
teams to which unit members belong as code owners for each directory, with access privilege definitions divided by units. The code owner settings are managed by the Central Identity Team.
by properly configuring IAM Policies attached to IAM Roles used during apply. With proper IAM Policy configuration, the management of permission sets can also be delegated to Unit Teams. For more details on delegation patterns, please refer to the AWS Blog titled "Delegating permission set management and account assignment in AWS IAM Identity Center." IAM Policies settings are managed by the Central Identity Team.
• Central Identity Team • Git repository and CI/CD workflow management • Code Owners management • IAM Policies management for IAM Roles used during apply • Delegated Identity Team for Each Unit • Review and apply the defined access permissions by Infrastructure as Code
easily implement SSO, and centrally manage access to multiple AWS Accounts. • Centrally managing access is not much of an issue for small/medium-scale organizations, but it can lead to issues in development productivity and other areas in large organizations. • By delegating access management to each unit, members of the unit can set permissions through self-service. We have introduced the architecture to achieve this.