Using Permissions to Unlock Resilience with AWS Resilience Hub
AWS Cloud Operations Blog
This article provides guidance on using permissions to unlock resilience with AWS Resilience Hub. It explains how to configure permissions and roles to allow Resilience Hub to assess and manage the resilience of your applications.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Account access options (primary and secondary/cross accounts) for Resilience Hub
- Using the AWS managed policy (AWSResilienceHubAssessmentExecutionPolicy) for easy permission management
- Configuring permissions using the "Use an IAM role" or "Use the current IAM user permissions" options
- Creating roles with the AWS managed policy in primary and secondary accounts
- Related services that require additional permissions (SNS, S3, EKS)
- Conclusion on the benefits of using the managed policy for continuous resilience assessments
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