55.Create the IAM role for APIGateway to access all the AWS resources

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your apigateway role name should resemble "role-apigateway-januo-001-env-purpose."

[fourtimes]

Create the IAM role for APIGateway to access all the AWS resources using managed policy

1. Go to the "IAM" resource.
2. Under the resource, we have a "role" option.
3. After that, click on the "create role" option. then we have to select the identity type & use case for API Gateway.
4. After click on the "Next" button, We have to enter the "Role Name" in the name of role-apigateway-ashli-001-dev-accessAllAwsResources format.
5. Then, we have to click on the "create role" button.
6. After creating the role, we have to add the Permissions for "AdministratorAccess".

OUTPUT:

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@fourtimes Show me the API GATEWAY POLICY JSON.

{
    "Version": "2012-10-17",
    "Statement": [
                {
            "Effect": "Allow",
            "Action": [
                "apigateway:*"
            ],
            "Resource": "*"
        },
        {
            "Effect": "Allow",
            "Action": "*",
            "Resource": "*"
        }

    ]
}

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Do not use visual editor @fourtimes @rio-ke

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@fourtimes The JSON above represents a trusted relationship.

[fourtimes]

@januo-io Not sure how to find it.

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Select the role and you may find in the JSON tab.

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All resources, like admin privileges, are significant

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In this case, we don't know how many resources are available today and tomorrow. We can provide the admin privileges; it should be fine.

[fourtimes]

Create the IAM role for APIGateway to access all the AWS resources using Custom Policy

1. go to the IAM resource.
2. under the IAM resource, click on the "Roles" option.
3. then, create the role using API gateway use case & without selecting any policies & the name of role should be role-apigateway-ashli-001-dev-accessAllAwsResources.
4. after creating the role, we have to open the created role.
5. go to the Permissions Option & click on the Add Permission & click on the Attach Policies
6. click on the create policy option.
7. click on the policy editor for JSON option.

8. create the custom policy for Administrator Access

   {
   "Version": "2012-10-17",
   "Statement": [
       {
           "Effect": "Allow",
           "Action": "*",
           "Resource": "*"
       }
   
   ]
   }

9. click on the Next button & enter the policy name in the name of policy-ashli-001-apigateway-adminaccess & create the policy using the create policy button.
10. go to the Roles menu
11. click on the role-apigateway-ashli-001-dev-accessAllAwsResources
12. go to the Permissions Option & click on the Add Permission & click on the Attach Policies
13. select the policy-ashli-001-apigateway-adminaccess policy & click on Add Permission

OUTPUT:

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Why did you add the apiGateway Policy @fourtimes ?

@januo-io i don't read question properly? that's why i made a mistake.

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ApiGateway is a component of a source resource. Within a resource, it can be accessed to interact with anything, such as localhost.

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Awesome