What's new?
You can now also manage the IAM Permissions model for Guardrails Users via the
AWS > Turbot > IAM > Managedcontrol. TheAWS > Turbot > IAM > Managedcontrol is faster and more efficient than the existingAWS > Turbot > IAMcontrol because it utilizes Native AWS APIs rather than Terraform to manage IAM resources. Please note that this feature will work as intended only on TE v5.42.19 or higher andturbot-iammod v5.11.0 or higher.Control Types
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Group
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Group > Managed
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Managed
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Policy
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Policy > Managed
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Role
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Role > Managed
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > User
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > User > Managed
Policy Types
- AWS > Turbot > IAM > Managed
Policy Types Renamed
- AWS > IAM > Turbot to AWS > Turbot > IAM
Action Types
- AWS > Account > Provision Managed Resources
- AWS > IAM > Group > Detach and delete
- AWS > IAM > Group > IAM Group Managed
- AWS > IAM > Policy > Detach and delete
- AWS > IAM > Role > IAM Role Managed
- AWS > IAM > User > IAM User Managed
Bug fixes
The AWS > IAM > Group > CMDB, AWS > IAM > Role > CMDB, and AWS > IAM > User > CMDB controls previously failed to fetch all attachments for groups, roles, and users, respectively, due to the lack of pagination support. This issue has been fixed, and the controls will now correctly fetch all respective attachments.