Principal Type | Explanation | Credential lifetime (min/max/default) | Learn more at AWS |
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Federated User | Yields temporary AWS security credentials for a federated user with the Atlassian user name and an optional, yet typically required IAM Policy (check Omit IAM Policy when resource-based policies are used instead) In order to use the Federated User principal type, you need to Grant an IAM Group Permission to Create Temporary Credentials! This example policy grants permission to access the AWS STS Federated User does not allow to access IAM or STS APIs, for example when creating IAM resources via CloudFormation - use Assume Role for these scenarios instead. | IAM user: 15m/36hr/12hr Root account: 15m/1hr/1hr | |
Assume Role | Yields temporary AWS security credentials for an assumed role with the Atlassian user name and an optional External ID and an optional IAM Policy (if absent, AWS applies a default) In order to use the Assume Role principal type, you need to Grant an IAM Group Permission to Create Temporary Credentials! This example policy grants permission to access the AWS STS | 15m/1hr/1hr | |
Account (IAM User) | Yields temporary AWS security credentials for the selected IAM user (recommended) or AWS account (disadvised) itself Account (IAM User) does not allow to specify IAM policies or distinguish users - use Federated User or Assume Role for these scenarios instead. | IAM user: 15m/36hr/12hr Root account: 15m/1hr/1hr |
Documentation for Identity Federation for AWS 2.6 – other releases are available in the Identity Federation for AWS Documentation Directory.
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