Tagged: security
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aws-envs: Multiple Independent AWS Configurations on One Device
Working with more than one AWS organization from a single device is risky with a shared ~/.aws directory. aws-envs introduces named environments—isolated credential directories—with two scopes: a global switch that affects all terminals, and a session-local switch for running different organizations side-by-side.
Read more →cloudX: Keep Your Code in AWS, Not on Your Laptop
When code and data never leave your AWS environment, compliance becomes dramatically simpler. cloudX gives developers a full VSCode experience backed by an EC2 instance—your work stays in AWS, your laptop is just a display.
Read more →IAM Permission Boundaries
A while ago AWS introduced Permission Boundaries. You may have seen them when creating an IAM user or role through the console, and ignored them. That's OK, since permission boundaries have no effect if they're not configured. You may also have read about them and learned that your effective IAM permissions are the intersection between…
Read more →Increase security with the click of a button!
Although at easytocloud we prefer to build serverless solutions wherever we can, we do have some EC2 instances and use a bastion host to access our - predominantly private - EC2 instances. In an earlier posting you could read how we use our EC2 scheduler to stop and start our persistent instances based on the time of the…
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