If you are actively using AWS for production workloads and are not yet using AWS Identity Center, it's advisable to migrate sooner rather than later. AWS Identity Center simplifies permission management and scales usage effectively, saving significant time in managing user access. I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.
The product is easy for beginners to learn and use. I recommended the product to those who plan to use it. I also suggest that people should use the product cautiously so that they don't end up giving access to unknown people. It is better to provide minimal access to others, meaning you should not provide others with all the privileges using the tool in order to ensure that there is no misuse of the access possible. With limited access, the user can only perform as per the role specified within the product. If you have admin access, you can read the documentation. You can use the tool to create users and give them the right roles while ensuring that you provide them with read-only access so that they get to see what is there in the portal while being unable to write or modify anything. It is easy to learn and easy to create users and rules with the product. All the features are already provided in the tool, so there is no need to do anything. Creating the users, roles, or policies can be done using the product. The tool also has pre-built policies. You can create policies just through visualization or JSON. If you want to create a policy, you can create it and attach it for different users. In the tool, my company uses the policy and roles for almost all the services so that we can give access to different users. In my company, it is good that we have everything controlled by AWS IAM Identity Center. I rate the tool a nine out of ten.
Single Sign-On (SSO) enables users to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials, simplifying the authentication process. It enhances security and user experience, reducing the need for multiple passwords.
SSO integration helps organizations streamline access management by centralizing authentication. This reduces the administrative burden of password resets and improves compliance with security policies. Users benefit from a seamless experience, switching between...
If you are actively using AWS for production workloads and are not yet using AWS Identity Center, it's advisable to migrate sooner rather than later. AWS Identity Center simplifies permission management and scales usage effectively, saving significant time in managing user access. I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.
The product is easy for beginners to learn and use. I recommended the product to those who plan to use it. I also suggest that people should use the product cautiously so that they don't end up giving access to unknown people. It is better to provide minimal access to others, meaning you should not provide others with all the privileges using the tool in order to ensure that there is no misuse of the access possible. With limited access, the user can only perform as per the role specified within the product. If you have admin access, you can read the documentation. You can use the tool to create users and give them the right roles while ensuring that you provide them with read-only access so that they get to see what is there in the portal while being unable to write or modify anything. It is easy to learn and easy to create users and rules with the product. All the features are already provided in the tool, so there is no need to do anything. Creating the users, roles, or policies can be done using the product. The tool also has pre-built policies. You can create policies just through visualization or JSON. If you want to create a policy, you can create it and attach it for different users. In the tool, my company uses the policy and roles for almost all the services so that we can give access to different users. In my company, it is good that we have everything controlled by AWS IAM Identity Center. I rate the tool a nine out of ten.