About The Required Aws Iam User For Anynet Iris; Recommended Reading; Creating A Dedicated Iam User Account For Anynet Iris - Quectel BG96 Developer's Manual

About the required AWS IAM user for AnyNet IRIS

The AnyNet Cellular Connectivity for AWS IoT service integrates with the IoT resources within your
AWS account to perform essential functions, such as updating an AWSthing Shadow document. You
enable access to these functions by setting up a dedicated IAM user with specific permissions within
your AWS account. You will use this IAM user to configure AnyNet IRIS.
The IAM permissions also enable the service to create a Foundation CloudFormation stack that is used
to distribute required resources to the AWS regions you select using AnyNet IRIS. The Foundation stack
creates an IAM role – AnyNetSecureTrustRole – that is responsible for establishing required cross-
account access. For information about cross-account access, see:
Providing access to AWS accounts owned by third parties

Recommended reading

For information about AWS security best practices, see:
To learn how to create customer managed policies, see:
customer managed policy

Creating a dedicated IAM user account for AnyNet IRIS

Do not use the AWS account root to set up the required IAM permissions. For more
information, see
To create an IAM user account:
1. Ensure you have signed in to AWS Management Console.
2. Navigate to IAM Services using the following URL:
3. In the left-hand navigation menu, select Users.
Any previously created IAM users are listed in the right-hand pane.
4. Select Add User.
5. Type the user name for the new user.
This is the sign-in name for AWS, for example: anynetuser.
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AWS account root user.
About the required AWS IAM user for AnyNet IRIS
Security best practices in IAM
IAM Tutorial: Create and attach your first
https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/
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