Loading content/aws_change_own_password.rst +6 −6 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ Self service AWS IAM policy :summary: AWS IAM policy to allow users to change their own password and manage their own keys. A common practice for me a new member joins the team or when someone forgets his/ her AWS account password is to change the account password myself, send the new password over a unsecure channel (email, Slack) but force the account to change the password on first login. Also, I prefer to have users manage their own keys to AWS themselves. But without the correct IAM policy users aren't able to perform either action. Here's an IAM to allow both: A common practice for me when a new member joins the team or when someone forgets his/ her AWS account password is to change the account password myself, send the new password over an unsecure channel (email, Slack) but force the account to change the password on first login. Also, I prefer to have users manage their own keys to AWS themselves. But without the correct IAM policy users aren't able to perform either action. Here's an IAM to allow both: .. code:: json Loading Loading
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