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""" | |
IAM boto examples: | |
In this example we create a group that provides access | |
to all EC2 and S3 resources and actions and then add a | |
user to that group. | |
""" | |
import boto | |
# | |
# First create a connection to the IAM service | |
# | |
iam = boto.connect_iam() | |
# | |
# Now create a group for EC2/S3 users. | |
# This group will allow members to use all EC2 and S3 functionality | |
# | |
ec2s3_policy = """ | |
{ | |
"Statement":[{ | |
"Effect":"Allow", | |
"Action":["ec2:*", "s3:*"], | |
"Resource":"*" | |
} | |
] | |
}""" | |
response = iam.create_group('EC2-S3-Users') | |
response = iam.put_group_policy('EC2-S3-Users', 'EC2andS3', ec2s3_policy) | |
# | |
# Now create a user and place him in the EC2 group. | |
# | |
response = iam.create_user('Bob') | |
user = response.user | |
response = iam.add_user_to_group('EC2-S3-Users', 'Bob') | |
# | |
# Create AccessKey/SecretKey pair for Bob | |
# | |
response = iam.create_access_key('Bob') | |
access_key = response.access_key_id | |
secret_key = response.secret_access_key | |
# | |
# create connection to EC2 as user Bob | |
# | |
ec2 = boto.connect_ec2(access_key, secret_key) | |
# | |
# Now do some crazy EC2 shit | |
# |
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