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wetpaste | 1 year ago

I think it gets hard when an emergent chain of complex trust relationships need to be built and understood. Things like IAM identity center, workload identity, IRSA on EKS, service principals vs roles for accessing other services from a service, resource policies vs principle-level policies and when to use each. Not necessarily intuitive all the time. I don't think it's THAT hard and I understand why some of these things were built this way, but it's a huge complicated ecosystem of services and I understand why it can get confusing to some. Gotta be disciplined about it.

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egorfine|1 year ago

It's not THAT hard if that's the thing you specialize about.

Problem is, that kind of things are the backend of the backend. An accessory of an accessory. No business cares about it. Ever. And yes, running wildcard policies can hit you hard if not attended properly; my point is I don't want to learn a complex ACL system made for enterprise for my small startup that is actually gonna be fine with wildcard policy basically forever.