Amit Saha • 2/27/2018

Setting up AWS EC2 Assume Role with Terraform

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This article provides a detailed tutorial on setting up AWS IAM assume role functionality with Terraform. It explains how to allow an IAM role to obtain temporary credentials to access resources like S3 buckets, which are otherwise restricted. The guide includes a practical scenario involving EC2 instances, step-by-step configuration using Terraform, and instructions for using the AWS CLI to test the setup.

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