Closed jacobheath closed 6 years ago
Indeed the "Assume Role Policy" name is somewhat misleading (even though this policy is commonly referred to as the role's Assume Role Policy). It could be renamed "Role Trust Policy" to clarify that this refers to the role's resource policy.
Changed to "Role Trust Policy".
Hey Loic, Any reason why when you click a role, the second row is titled
Assume Role Policy
when it actually describes the trust relationships of the things that are allowed to assume the clicked role? In the AWS console, there is a second tab titledTrust Relationships
that I think describes the data a bit better. The way it currently is titled, it kind of looks like it is highlighting the assume role action in the below inline policy, but sometimes these will read differently.Attached is a screenshot of what I am talking about: