AWS Governance

To assign fine-grained permissions to individual resources.

To set the maximum permissions a user or group can have within an AWS account.

To define network access controls for AWS resources.

To configure cross-account access between AWS accounts.

The central point connecting multiple VPCs.

A VPC with limited connectivity to other VPCs.

A VPC with direct connections to end-users.

A region-specific virtual network.

Reduced latency in communication between VPCs.

Increased security with end-to-end encryption.

Simplified management of VPC connections.

Enhanced scalability of VPC resources.

To define fine-grained permissions for individual users.

To group AWS accounts for applying common policies.

To establish direct network connections between accounts.

To configure cross-region access for resources.

To define fine-grained permissions for individual users.

To restrict the maximum permissions across all AWS accounts.

To establish direct network connections between accounts.

To configure cross-region access for resources.

To manage permissions for IAM users.

To automate the deployment and management of a secure, multi-account AWS environment.

To configure network access controls for AWS resources.

To establish direct connections between different VPCs.

AWS Organizations

AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)

AWS Control Tower

AWS Identity Center

By consolidating billing information for linked accounts.

By defining fine-grained permissions for billing access.

By obtaining more details about resource consumption.

By adding features to export the data to other systems.

To define fine-grained permissions for individual users.

To ensure end-to-end encryption for network traffic.

To automate the enforcement of AWS best practices.

To establish direct connections between VPCs.

It can modify the root user's password.

It can restrict the root user's permissions.

It can create a new root user.

It can delete the root user.